that doesn't really get rid of vestiges of the program.

You can use a thorough uninstaller like Revo Uninstaller, or you may have to 
look for parts of the program in the Registry using Regedit.

I don't recommend this for the computer fainthearted.  You can screw up 
things if you mess around in the registry, particularly if you don't backup 
your registry.  I would guess that the Trendmicro stuff would be in the 
local machine, software root of the registry, under the Trendmicro hive.  If 
you don't have any other Trendmicro products then you can safely delete the 
whole key.

Steve, K8SP

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Harry Brown" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 6:09 PM
Subject: Re: submitting forms on websites question


> Hi Harvey,
> If you're using windows xp, you might want to:
> 1.  go to control pannel
> 2. then click on add/remove programs.
> 3. Then, the list of programs will pop up. Down arrow to the program you =
> want to uninstall.
> 5. Then, tab down to change/remove button and press space bar and it =
> will ask you if you want to uninstall the program.
> 6. click on yes.
> 7. Now, if you've already done that, I always, check to make sure it's =
> gone, so I go to my computer.
> 8. Then, up arrow to the local disc c and press enter.
> 9. then, click on program files.
> 10. Now, down arrow and see if the program is still there. Hopefully =
> it's not, however, if it still is, just press the delete key and when it =
> asks you if you want to delete the folder named, .... whatever the =
> program name is, just click yes, and it will be gone for sure, then.
> Trippy, ac8s
>
>  ----- Original Message -----=20
>  From: Harvey Heagy=20
>  To: [log in to unmask]
>  Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2012 3:24 PM
>  Subject: Re: submitting forms on websites question
>
>
>  Just a few more thoughts on Microsoft Internet Security.  When I =
> installed=20
>  this program, I switched from Trend Micro because I didn't feel Trend =
> Micro=20
>  titanium was accessible enough.  But since then, I have noticed that =
> it=20
>  takes slightly longer for my computer to boot up and to bring programs =
> up.=20
>  Also, when I click on a stream where it once played right away, it now =
> gives=20
>  me a bunch of choices like run or save and on and on, but it won't =
> bring up=20
>  the stream like it once did.  Since Trend Micro is no longer on my =
> list of=20
>  programs, I feel I uninstalled it correctly, but I wonder if there are =
> some=20
>  leftovers from that program or some other one that may be causing =
> these=20
>  problems.  Thanks for any help.
>  Harvey