Software Kings and Queens.

Only downloads at all were via WinMX over a year ago.

Vaguely remember something many months ago that mentioned Kaza, thought it was a pop up and deleted it.

I'll now follow your procedure to hopefully get rid of it.

procedure, not mine LOL.

Breackuk. E. However I had just run the EWIDO and got rid of a lot of related stuff. However, the Kings and Queens program is still there, but not listed in add/remove programs.

I'll delete it and then run a reg cleaner.

Ray, let us know how you make out.

Manually deleted the Kings and Queens program, rebooted checked that things all seemed to work. Then removed the restore points. Rebooted and then made a new restore point. .

Did a scan everything fine.

Thanx for the help.

Hi Ray;

Speaking of reg cleaners, does anyone know of any reliable (free) registry cleaners or, if I must purchase one, what is the general concensus of the group... In reviewing of this week's post's, it sounds like spysweeper is fairly popular.

I know that's a loaded ?, but I'm a newbie & at the mercy of the unknowns. Any advice is welcome.

je

It is Free, and does a good job, also easy to use. It will also make a Backup, which is important. Read about it before you use it.
Link
http://www.ccleaner.com/
Hope this will help.
Larry

It's call Tweak Now Reg Cleaner.
I use it along with ccleaner.
It is free and easy to use and also has a back up.

HTH
Ray

Dear Ray- thanks for starting this thread.

Dear Roddy, Phil, and Larry et al - Your tips/suggestions/knowledge base astounds me. I can't begin to tell you how much I've learned today. I have been to every site you recommended, read all that I could absorb at one sitting (actually I took a few breaks, but brief ones). I have scanned, cleaned, filed, and freed my pc. I was also pleased to discover that my sweet lil' notebook is in pretty good shape. Nevertheless, I now have an arsenal of weapons for future use.

It simply amazes me that there are such caring and responsive people out there who are willing to help people like me. This reinforces my belief in the "pay it forward" policy. It truly works.

A big thanks and hugs to all of you. You are now one of my New Year's resolutions: Spend at least 2-3 hrs/week at the "forum" learning and spreading the word to pc users who are even less pc illiterate than me. You truly are very special people...Kudos to all!

and one of the reasons that I do this is the "Pay it Forward" as you mentioned. It's the best policy in the world and you are very welcome from all of us I'm sure.