I get an error message popping up, usually when I startup, and then occasionally while I’m surfing:
“Instruction at xxxxxxxx referenced memory at yyyyyyyyyy. Memory could not be “read”. Click OK to terminate the program.” All I can do is click Ok.
How do I fix / stop this? Is Comodo firewall running after I click OK?
Yes, I tried, using Windows Add/Remove… It doesn’t show there anymore, but it’s still on my Program Menu. The Forum seemed to be saying that Launch Pad was being discontinued, so I figured I’d get rid of it. What can I do now?
If you still have problems after that, try cleaning out the Registry. You can use a utility like ccleaner or RegSeeker (both free) if you don’t want to do it “by hand” with Windows regedit interface.
Thanks for the quick responses.
Soya, per my first post, I’d already done a Windows Add/Remove. I couldn’t find a Comodo-specific uninstall, so how to “remove” was what I needed to know.
Little Mac, that’s what I needed to know. I don’t fool with the Registry much, but it looks clear enough. Regedit Search found 4 entries; I’ll delete them, and delete the LaunchPad folder. Anything else?
Soya wasn’t telling you to go thru add/remove programs; that’s a link to another topic (to a post by me, actually) with detailed instructions on the removal of LaunchPad. Just click on it… ;D
The first step of which is to make sure you remove the startup entry, and reboot. That way you make sure there’s no part of it running in the background. If some of it’s still active, you will have trouble getting rid of the rest of it. Just fyi.
CLP’s a pretty easy thing to get rid of, just have to take a methodical approach to it. Don’t worry; we’ll get you there!
Thanks all, it worked just like you said. I’m a happy camper.
Soya, I apologize, I didn’t recognice your post as a link. I think maybe I would have if there was even just one word of regular text, like “Try…[link]”