Hi guys,
Day before yesterday, I made the mistake of allowing e-greetings to install a stupid toolbar on my computer so I could send an ecard to my friends & relatives but it shows pop-ups as some new e-cards launched by them.. so I was trying to erase the .dll files associated with it..is this possible..u guys know how to do it..??
i appreciate any advice.
Thanks
Maybe this will help you Luca
All done! If you ever need to restore any E-Greetings.exe DLL file that you removed, just repeat the steps above, but type "regsvr32 deleted.DLL" instead (i.e., "regsvr32 egreetings.DLL") into the command window, and hit the "Enter" key.
Hope that helps!
Just follow these steps
Deleting certain .dll files may cause system instability and may diminish functionality. Make sure you know what you're doing before deleting or unregistering a .dll file.
First Off if you haven't uninstalled it you should download CCleaner and run it and uninstall it from CCleaner !
but more than likely you already uninstalled it or deleted it So NOW Run CCleaner and after you run normal settings for CCleaner
after that run registry Scanner from CCleaner you will see a bunch of files they ask you to clean up I would selected fix all , If I were you I would save the reg backup CCleaner asks you to do that so its very simple !
Download and install CCleaner, then reboot into Safe Mode and run the program to delete your temp files.
You probably dont have to run in Safe mode but it wouldn't hurt because if you do it will be a better scan.
I tried deleting avgcmla.dll file with the "regsvr32/u avgcmla.dll" and it did not delete. I have Windows 8. Is there another way to remove these types of files?
Linda
Hey Linda
Did you get any error message when trying to delete it? My guess is that it might be locked by Windows. You could try forcing it to unlock before trying to delete it.
This (free) program will do that for you: UnLockIT. I use it all the time. After installing it, it will add a menu item when you right-click on a file, and you choose "Unlock", and it'll try to force it to unlock from whatever process has it locked. Do that on your avgcmla.dll. Then go ahead and do the regsvr32 /u on it again. I should point out, that running the regsvr32 /u command on any file doesn't actually delete the file; it just unregisters it from your system (the registry). You'll still have to manually delete the file after.
Olympus
Single & Not Looking
Howdy Luca
Just to confirm first, have you already looked in your Add / Remove Programs Control Panel applet to see if it's listed in there so you can unstall it the normal way? Also, look in your Program Files folder for a folder resembling it's name and then for an Uninstall program in it's folder. If neither of those exist, we can help ya dig deeper.
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