deleting registry files after uninstall

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#1

Unfortunately, I’ve had to abandon my attempts to install Comodo Firewall. Someone in my post on that subject kindly pointed me to a Batch File for removing all traces of CFP but it didn’t have that effect - using Ctrl+F in Regedit I found and deleted a couple of dozen registry files with Comodo in their name. However,there were some files which, when hitting ‘delete’, prompted a Windows message: “unable to delete all specified values”. For example:
Name Type Data
DeviceDesc REG_SZ Comodo Firewall Pro Sandbox Driver
DeviceDesc REG_SZ Comodo Firewall Pro Helper Driver
DeviceDesc REG_SZ [a list of random letters/numbers/symbols]
Friendlyname REG_SZ Comodo Firewall Miniport #2

Does anyone know how to remove these?
Also, can anyone confirm that the registry file called NT_INSPECTMP and its subfolders 0001, 0002 and 0003 are entirely Comodo related?
Many thanks

#2

try http://www.ccleaner.com/ registry cleaner

#3

You may need to right click those files and change the security permissions so that you can remove them. NT_INSPECTMP are for the Comodo miniports used to inspect your data streams. You should be able to see them if you go to Device Manager/show hidden devices.

#4

Thanks, fazio93, but I’ve been using CCleaner for years and it didn’t help me here.
Thanks, too, to sded. I’ve just spent an absolute age giving every folder and sub-folder within NT_INSPECTMP ‘full control’ and, eventually, it looks like I’ve deleted it. I did another search of the registry and have found ‘COMODO Firewall Pro Sandbox Driver’ and ‘COMODO Firewall Pro Helper Driver’ (plus some other keys) within folders called, respectively, LEGACY_CMDGUARD and LEGACY_CMDHLP.
Are these two registry folders purely Comodo related and so may be safely deleted?
Thanks in advance.

#5

then use revouninstaller, use “advance” option. it’ll use the software’s builtin uninstaller & continue with scanning for leftover. :-TU

#6

Thanks, shin-ganda. Your post looks sort of incomplete, as if the first half is missing. Anyway, I had a look at your uninstaller but, as anticipated, no help to me as my CFP has already been uninstalled. It’s just those left over Registry files I want rid of and would prefer to know for sure that LEGACY_CMDGUARD and LEGACY_CMDHLP are purely Comodo related. If they are, I’ll just delete them manually.

#7

Yes, the LEGACY files are purely Comodo.

#8

Thanks sded.