n-case removal
 

I need your help.

I´ve found the n-case installed on my computer and don´t know how to remove it. I tried to delete all its files but it still opens a window telling me to install it again.

What can I do?:{ :{

Thanks.

There seems to be a removal tool you can download from HERE

I searched Google for "n-case" and your experience is quite typical. Bad luck! :*

rodquiman,

Here is a little article at The Register about n-CASE:

Can you say n-CASE?

Take Care,

Richard

P.S. To keep Trojans, Viruses, and Spyware it would be worth reading:

Guide for Eliminating Spyware, Adware, and Random Popups

Hi Rod,

If the removal tool doesn't do the job, then do Ctrl+Alt+Del and end the process msbb.exe.. then delete the program in Add/Remove Programs or if there isn't an entry, go to C:\Program Files\n-case and right click and delete the folder.

Cheers

Liam
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A member of the Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals since 2004.

rodquiman,

With regard to n-case.........just download the unistaller from their website.....but heres the catch,...........you have to run the uninstall program twice. I hate n-case, and regulary clean my computer of their crap. just download the unistaller to your desktop, run it. then run it again.

daplaneguy (and i guess computers too)

Thaks everybody.

I did what you said and think I have removed it, but I don´t know why each time I open the Internet Explorer a window still opens telling me to reinstall, wait or not to install it. How do I remove it? Just clicking not to reinstall?:O

Hi Rod,

Please download 'Hijack This!' from here, unzip, and place it in it’s own folder, (not in the temp folder) doubleclick HijackThis.exe, and hit "Scan". When the scan is finished, click "Save Log", and copy and paste it in a PM to me.

Don’t fix anything yourself yet, as a lot of the stuff on that list will be harmless or required.

I'll let you know what to do next,

Cheers

Liam

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A member of the Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals since 2004.

Hi Rod,

I've just sent you the results for your HJT log.. n-case was the least of your worries.. :D

Cheers

Liam

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A member of the Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals since 2004.

n-case plus other useful stuff here too