Installing CIS after Outpost : Internal error :(

Hello,

I’ve uninstalled Outpost firewall and followed different tutorials for uninstalling with jv16 power tools etc to delete all the registry keys and folders related to Outpost.

But when i try to install CIS, it still says that Outpost is present in my system :frowning:

I’m using Vista 64 and i can not find why that doesn’t work :cry:

Any help? :slight_smile:

Try Comodo System Cleaner and see if that brings any solace to you.

Try good old Regcleaner and remove all Outpost related keys you see.

Thanks for your answer :slight_smile:

I’ve tried these two softwares and others to detect “agnitum” or “outpost firewall” in the registry and in the files but my computer seems absolutely clean.

I’ve uninstalled CIS, cleaned everything i could, but when i try to reinstall it, i got the same problem :frowning:

Try Process Explorer or AutoRuns.
They may show you something the others didn’t and allow you to remove/kill the process.

I’ve deleted some entries about comodo security with autoruns, nothing was about agnitum or outpost.

But still the same problem when i try to install CIS…

Could it be a chipset issue?

This is most likely a registry error. You can try the trial version of Regvac: superwin.com is available for purchase - Sedo.com . Regvac is one of the thorough registry cleaners.

I recommend everyone uses these tools all of the time, since I have been using them I have yet to have one problem installing a program or some weird issue.

Revo uninstaller used to remove programs (use medium setting) http://www.revouninstaller.com/

CCleaner uses to clean some of registry and leftover files http://www.ccleaner.com/ (do not install tool bar)

advanced system care used to clean and optimize computer (just hit the care button) Advanced SystemCare 16 Free: Top PC Cleaner & Optimizer for Windows

Eusing Free Registry cleaner does a deep cleaning Eusing Free Registry Cleaner: Safely scan and repair registry problems - Spyware FREE.

after all of these cleanings I use Quicksys RegDefrag it helps compact the registry and speed up start up times http://www.regdefrag.com/

I’ve deleted all wrong registry entries with advanced system care and Regvac, including in unsafe mode, but nothing change :frowning: Still the same message.