avg security systems

duh, thats the first thing i did after using the avg uninstall, that didn't work due to write protection or a full disk, lol, I'm convinced that these so called free security programs are desinged to do this to our computers so we have to purchase the thing in order for it to work right for any length of time. I wouldn't be shocked to find out they invented viruses and addware and all the other junk that gives us problems just so they could sell their expensive software that is supposed to keep us up and running. lol...anyway thanks for your input.
tools131

the firewall, then you need to stop its background processes before it will uninstall completely. I would use the AVG Remover Tool. You don't say which version of XP you are using, and whether it is 32 bit or 64 bit, but I suspect it is 32 bit, so you would need the AVGRemover(32bit) (avgremover.exe) download.

You don't say why you want to remove AVG, so I assume you have a replacement in mind that includes anti-virus and a firewall.

Mark

Thanks, Its windows xp home and I tried the avg removal tool and it didn't work. I wanted to remove all the avg free becouse it doesn't work anymore, its a conflict with avg addware and spyware that it says is installed on my computer but I uninstalled it in add remove programs when it first told warned me.
Thanks for your interest, tools131

Not sure what you mean there.

You say AVG is in conflict with AVG addware and spyware. I am not sure what AVG addware and spyware is, but also, I am surprised that one AVG product is in conflict with another AVG product.

Mark

I had an old machine with the old version of AVG Antispyware and it took just a little more work to uninstall that and then after all the AVG items were gone I was able to download and install AVG's latest and no more issues.
Bob