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Kaspersky Internet Security 2011

 

How to remove third-party software: uninstallation tools

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Applies to:
  • Kaspersky Internet Security 2011/2012
  • Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011/2012
  • If you want to install a Kaspersky Lab 2011/2012 products on your computer, but you have installed another Kaspersky Lab product or third-party antivirus solution, then you are strongly recommended to delete all other installed antivirus solutions before you begin to install a Kaspersky Lab 2011/2012 products.

    In case if you have not uninstalled a third-party anti-virus solution before the Kaspersky Lab 2011/2012 products installation, then a third-party anti-virus solution will be detected by the Setup Wizard and it will be deleted automatically. If third-party software cannot be deleted automatically, you will be asked to uninstall it manually.

    To delete anti-virus software, you can use:

    Removing third-party anti-virus software with Microsoft Windows means

    In order to remove antivirus software, you can use the standard means of Windows:

    For users of Windows XP

    For users of Windows Vista/7

      For users of Windows XP:

      1. In the left lower corner of the screen click the Start button.
      2. Click the Control Panel item from the menu that will open.

      1. In the Control Panel window click Add or Remove Programs


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