deleting p2p networking

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i have already deleted kazaa way back in january because of adware/spyware/trojans/viruses and scum-in-general problems (thank god for ad-ware, cwshredder, bho demon, and spybot free programs.) i'm tired of looking at vestiges of kazaa in my add/remove function which still lists p2p networking. in addition, whenever i run the on-line free pest patrol pest scan the results are: p2p networking-adware and kazaa-p2p.   i have tried to delete p2p networking using add/remove but everytime i click on the p2p networking i get the following message:   'p2p networking uninstall   warning the following applications are dependant on p2p networking:   kazaa media desktop bullguard update internet explorer   uninstalling p2p networking may prevent these applications from working. if you wish to remove p2p networking it is suggested that you first uninstall the above applications.'   can someone please help. i want to remove p2p networking. botzaris Dell-Dimension 8300 Series Date of Birth September 9, 2003 Chipset PCI Intel I875P at 533 MHz (support processor with bus system at 800 MHz) BIOS Version: A02 Memory DDRSDRAM Dual Channel BUS AGP 8x, 8 USB 2.0, 4 PCI Norton Anti Virus 2003 10/100 Pro Ethernet (RJ 45 only) Windows XP Home SP2 Intel Pentium 4 at 3.2 GHz, bus system at 800 MHz 2048 Mo DDR SDRAM (4 x 512) Floppy Drive 3.5'/1.44 Mo 240Go Serial ATA RAID 0 Stripe (2 hard disks x 120 GB 7700rpm with DataBurstTM cache) Dell Monitor 18' 1800FP Flat Ultrasharp (DVI) Video Card ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128 Mo DDR (exit TV support DVI and Dual Display) Burner DVD + RW 4x/CDRW (12x/10x/32x) and Player DVD ROM 16x with decoder software MPEG 2 (2 players 2bays 5'1:4) Sound Card Sound Blaster Audigny 2 (Port IEEE 1394 included) Altec Lansing ADA995 - 5 x 20 W and base 100 W (THX) Modem Card (DATA/FAX) 56kbps V92 Mouse Dell PS/2 Microsoft Works 7.0 Logitech Dual Action USB Gamepad Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback 2 Joystick

jamez kann · Answer

Click yes for those warnings . or post the question here http://delltalk.us.dell.com/supportforums/board?board.id=si_virus ;)

Denny Denham · Answer

botzaris, The procedures here may help.

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