How To Unregister Kazaa Lite?

[MadSanta]

Hmmm could some1 tell how to do it?

[balamm]

As in edit the registry? Or as in get you out of an agreement with kazaa gold?

[Keikan]

Originally posted by balamm@20 August 2003 - 01:20
Or as in get you out of an agreement with kazaa gold?
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[MadSanta]

i heard that even if Kazaa is off other users sends request for downloading stuff on my IP (this causes stucking of my connection) , my ISP told me that i should unistall and unregister all p2p software to improve my connection.

[balamm]

They told you this did they? You might want to speak with a supervisor then because kazaa has nothing to do with the quality of your connection.

And if you admit to having kazaa installed, they will own you &#33;

[MadSanta]

hmmm k i will althought can u tell me how unistall kazaa lite so there is no sign on my computer that kazaa was installed.

THx anyway and sorry for my English i think its time to get some English lessons.

[balamm]

For &#036;60 an hour, Yes I can.

[MadSanta]

k ill give u those &#036;60 just answer my question

[balamm]

Can I get your credit information first please. Don&#39;t forget the expiry date&#33;&#33;

[MadSanta]

Give me ur adress I&#39;ll come to u and give u money...

[balamm]

I think you&#39;ve just earned a trip to the lounge ;)

[lynx]

JEEZ, and you talk about us spamming someone&#39;s serious thread. :angry:

[balamm]

Serious thread? :blink:

Where? :huh:

[lynx]

I think you need to go and get a reality check.

[balamm]

And leave you roaming freely? without Moderation :blink:

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A little play wouldn&#39;t hurt even you now and then ;)

[lynx]

The phrase &#39;double standards&#39; springs to mind.

[balamm]

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It does?

I was expecting some dry lecture or robotic lesson on principles??

[thewizeard]

MadSanta, I feel your question has not been taken serious enough, so I will try to help you. Inside of your computer there is what is commonly refered to as an HD or hard disc. On this disc all traces of everywhere you have ever visited, downloaded etc. are recorded. I would suggest then that you remove this disc and replace it with the soft disc variety. However I am not an expert on the soft disc variety nevertheless I am sure one of our other highly regarded members could provide you with the pros and cons about the use of the soft disc as opposed to the hard disc.

[Proper Bo]

I use cheese instead of a hard disc :D

[chalice]

Strawberry jelly will do just as well.

[lynx]

So balamm, when I try to add a little humour to what is an absolutely useless post, it is ok for you to delete my posts and leave it where it is, but when you spam a serious post to death, you move it to the lounge.

I&#39;m wrong, that isn&#39;t double standards, it is a total lack of any standards at all.

[balamm]

there it is :) I knew that was coming ;)



I&#39;ll sleep much better now.

Goodnight

[Proper Bo]

Originally posted by lynx@20 August 2003 - 12:45
So balamm, when I try to add a little humour to what is an absolutely useless post, it is ok for you to delete my posts and leave it where it is, but when you spam a serious post to death, you move it to the lounge.

I&#39;m wrong, that isn&#39;t double standards, it is a total lack of any standards at all.
Now now chidlren&#33; Stop this childish nonsense&#33; :P
If you have a problem with balamm, pm him. ;)

[Trancemaster]

Originally posted by nigel123@20 August 2003 - 11:18
MadSanta, I feel your question has not been taken serious enough, so I will try to help you. Inside of your computer there is what is commonly refered to as an HD or hard disc. On this disc all traces of everywhere you have ever visited, downloaded etc. are recorded. I would suggest then that you remove this disc and replace it with the soft disc variety. However I am not an expert on the soft disc variety nevertheless I am sure one of our other highly regarded members could provide you with the pros and cons about the use of the soft disc as opposed to the hard disc.
WTF is a soft disc? Or is this just more humour?

[Proper Bo]

Originally posted by Trancemaster@20 August 2003 - 13:08

WTF is a soft disc? Or is this just more humour?
No, no, just take your hard disc and soak it in vinegar for 24 hours, and voila, a soft disc&#33; makes the security on it much better :D

[Ron]

Or drill a small hole on top and pour some sand in it.
White sand preferably, but any fine grain variety ill do, I guess.
It&#39;ll get rid of the info regarding Kazaa in no time at all.
You can also get a soft disk, by putting a CD in a pot of hot water for a while btw.
That&#39;ll be &#036;50 please.
Don&#39;t make me send you a reminder for that, or I&#39;ll have to charge you a &#036;25 administration fee on top of that.

[bigboab]

Do not use a soft disk it could lead to a lot of trouble.
A soft or degenarate disc(In the US of A) could lead to a slipped disc. This could prevent you getting data back and would be very painful. Also if you bend you will not be able to rise up again. If you end up in a permanent bent position there are a few people who would have a hard as opposed to a floppy who would try to assist you.

[chalkmongoose]

I seem to have lost all faith in the moderation system. Balamm, Lynx...
If madsanta is still here, and not off crying in a corner about how badly he was treated, he should check this out:
If you go to the folder Kazaa Lite was installed in, you&#39;ll see something called unins000 or something to that affect. It will have a trash can icon.
Click on that and it will uninstall.

[balamm]

There&#39;s also an on/off switch on the front of the PC. ;)

[chalkmongoose]

I hope to God that MadSanta hasn&#39;t gotten the impression that we all hate n00bs to the point where we&#39;d flame even the serious ones...

[Powdered Water]

Originally posted by balamm@21 August 2003 - 00:24
There&#39;s also an on/off switch on the front of the PC. ;)
I&#39;ve found that suggestion to be very helpful.

[chalkmongoose]

Originally posted by Powdered Water+21 August 2003 - 00:30--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Powdered Water @ 21 August 2003 - 00:30)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-balamm@21 August 2003 - 00:24
There&#39;s also an on/off switch on the front of the PC.&nbsp; ;)
I&#39;ve found that suggestion to be very helpful. [/b][/quote]
Only with Winblows... Testify, brotha Lynx, Testify...

[lynx]

Unless any posts have been removed or altered, and I am not aware or even suggesting that they have, I think it is sufficient to let this thread speak for itself.

[chalkmongoose]

Originally posted by lynx@21 August 2003 - 01:04
Unless any posts have been removed or altered, and I am not aware or even suggesting that they have, I think it is sufficient to let this thread speak for itself.
That sometimes is not enough... For example, can you count on one hand the number of threads in software land asking for copies of Windows? You could let those threads speak for themselves, but I prefer to have them deleted and/or replaced with shameless advertisements for linux.org, or the place where you can send the folks at Mandrake Linux money so they can buy themselves lunch and a hat.

[balamm*]

Originally posted by lynx@21 August 2003 - 02:04
Unless any posts have been removed or altered, and I am not aware or even suggesting that they have, I think it is sufficient to let this thread speak for itself.
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I&#39;ll just let this picture speak for itself. (member to member)

[chalkmongoose]

Boy, you had me for a minute. I thought that Balamm had added an asterix to his name.

[RGX]

he&#39;s cloned :o

[chalkmongoose]

Its Neo-Balamm...