Edexter

[hungrylilboy]

i just un-installed the klchatrc6 which comes with edexter. I also un-installed this prog sep but it still seems to be blocking images on certain sites.
Is there a reg i need to remove to do this? I have rebooted a few times but no diff.

Also warning to others, if u install klchatrc6 over 2.4.3, when un-install, it removes all keys thus making 2.4.3 not working. Take care how u do it, else u have to re dl lite ++ again. :angry:

(ps. it aint worth dling it to be honest. My opinion is that 2.4.3 is far better. No offence to razz and others but RN's lite version is better)

[Kunal]

start, programs, edexter, uninstall.

it is obvious that you would have to reinstall klite if you installed it- they use the same registry keys!

Edit: also the hosts file will be blocking adverts on websites

[camille]

That's my problem too, until now edexter exists in my browser. I posted this before but it seems no one can give the remedy.

[Kunal]

my only sujestion is to check in startup to make sure edexter isnt there and also in your list of processes

[hungrylilboy]

Originally posted by Kunal@25 December 2003 - 20:13
start, programs, edexter, uninstall.

it is obvious that you would have to reinstall klite if you installed it- they use the same registry keys!

Edit: also the hosts file will be blocking adverts on websites
done all that you have suggested already. Wheres the hosts file? Cant seem to find that.

Regarding the reg keys, there should be an option to leave keys in if ur going to remove the prog.

[camille]

Originally posted by hungrylilboy@26 December 2003 - 06:33
Wheres the hosts file? Cant seem to find that.


It's in C:\windows :D

[Kunal]

Originally posted by hungrylilboy@26 December 2003 - 00:33
Regarding the reg keys, there should be an option to leave keys in if ur going to remove the prog.
that would be pointless, as it wouldnt be a uninstaller if you didnt remove the reg keys, you could have just deleted the files in the install directory, if you didnt want to uninstall it.

HOSTS:

x:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts (win xp/2k)

btw, do not delete this file, remove all entries excpet 127.0.0.1 localhost, unless you will screw up your pc, dont ask me where it is on win 98

[Xero Grid]

Locations for the HOSTS File

Linux
/etc
Windows 95/98/Me
c:\windows\
Windows NT/2000/XP
c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\
c:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc\

You shouldn't get rid of it, in my opinion. It is so much more effective than a pop-up blocker if used properly.

-- Xero Grid --

[hungrylilboy]

how do i open the host file to edit it?

And camille, dont be a twat all ur life. I asked for a piece of advise not for some jumped up 10 yr old who thinks they know it all to put a laughing smilie in. And as u still have the same prob, I dont think ur in ne position to be making comments about other peoples computer skills.

Next time U need some advise, dont hesitate to get lost

[Lite]

Originally posted by hungrylilboy@26 December 2003 - 21:52
how do i open the host file to edit it?
ahhh the good ol' notepad shall sufice here ;)