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Originally Posted by Sleepless It doesn't have to be uninstalled. The startup entry has to be removed, so the program doesn't startup with the computer. After that, you can turn it on to scan and then restart your computer to turn it off.
If we get quite technical, then website block function can be removed from it through registry. I'm sure the same is possible with P2P programs. But why go to the trouble when removing a startup entry is enough. | Gotcha, thnx for clearing that up.
Last edited by Sleepless; October 18th, 2009 at 02:25 PM.
Reason: Fixed my own typo
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