OK..Most of us have downloaded free trial software with a life-span of about 30 days or so.  Well, the question is how can you completely erase any trace of that particular software having been on your computer.  My goal is to be able to re-load that same trial software.  Deleting the software through the ADD/REMOVE function is not effective.   Any help would be appreciated and if you have any ideas of other ways to go around deleting /re-loading please feel free to comment.  \n\nPS: No negative comments necessary …thanks
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Well...erasing any trace of a trial software can be impossible  most of the time, but sometimes, you may change the date of you system to a later date, and then install the trial software, this will probably give you some more time if you set the date back to the normal. but make sure you don't make a big gap between the two dates.\nAnother way is to re-install your operating system, this one always works perfectly...good luck ;)
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Try Spy Sweeper, Webroot has a free trialware good for 15 days.  If you aren't going to any other websites after cleaning your system and reinfecting it, someplace on your computer they are being rewritten.\n\nSpy Sweeper has never let me down, it even cleaned out the last vestiges of the nefarious CoolWebSearch that Adaware and Spybot missed.  But, it slows my computer to less than a crawl.
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Try system restore. You can't download it because it is unique for every system.\ngo in sysyem restore in system tools from accessories and restore to point previous to deletion
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i use ccleaner very good programme. follow the link hope this helps.
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It will be much better to simply reinstall the system: otherwise there's no way to be sure you got rid of everything unwanted. This is =especially= true when you've bought a used compter from someone else! It's almost certainly riddled with cookies, bots, adware, malware and even a virus or two for good measure!\n\nStart fresh!!!
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OK....the same thing happened to me...2 times.\nOne(the only) thing i know to do is to use a program called\nFREEUNDELETE. its safe and virus and spyware free. go to downseek.com and search for freeundelete\ni hope this helped you. if you have any ???, email me at\nbilly_duff12@Yahoo.com
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It works onto your computer's time. Wana see how's it\nAfter expires your games trial simply uninstall game and deleat it's backup files from your program files and take your pc's time 1 or 2 hour back. And after that install that game again your game will work again.
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buy it,thats the easiest way though it may be a hit on your pocket.other metods are:\n1  to delete all the traces of that software from ur computer (which is next to imposssible,by theway).but i have seen people doing it.best of luck\n\n2 this is much easier than the first.install a p2p software(limewire,bearshare,morpheus etc) and try searching there \nfor a full version.might work
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No its free, and its very convenient to use so I dont think you should delete it. If you want to delete it you can, but its not costing you a thing.
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You can try http://www.ursoftware.com/. I have often found it being able to uninstall things that are not visible in the control panel -> add/remove programs.
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I use CCleaner, too. It works great, and is free.
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i use a thing called  "Ccleaner" which cleans files on your pc, try it.  just put it in google, its free
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Depends on how you do it.\n\nIf you do delete something you want, it is possible to recover information, but it's not that easy.\n\nJust make sure you save everything you want to keep on CD's or an external hard drive before installing.
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oooh yah....computes do that...go to program files and remove the folder manually...just dont muck around in the program files too much.....if the files are hidden, open them anyway...I think AVG is the availsoft folder.just examine contents before you go erase happy
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Here are a few zillion options...\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=secure+delete+freeware
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I have been using CCleaner for quite sometime, and it has never deleted any files that I (or my computer) need. To the best of my knowledge, you cannot undelete any files that CCleaner deletes.  Mostly, it deletes temporary files, log files and other internet clutter that you do not need.  If there are particiluar cookies that you dont want deleted, you can specify what cookies to keep. It also has a registry cleaner which removes invalid entries in the Windows registry.  You can make a backup of your registry before you use the registry cleaner (I always do). I have never had a problem with this either. If you are a more experienced user, you can also see what programs start up when your computer starts and you can remove the ones that are not necessary. To find out about the programs in your start up registry, go to www.sysinfo.org and search for the name of the program and it will tell you if it is required, not required or optional. ADDED 02/28/06 -- When you choose to Fix the issues with your registry, the program prompts you to back up your registry.  Just click "Yes" to back it up, then click on Fix all Issues.  Most of the issues are invalid references left behind when deleting software. It is safe to do.
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Good question!!!  This site is maintained by a woman, known as a computer "expert", who runs a gaming league through Yahoo, it's been there for years and she recommends these downloads personally for her members, so I trust the site and the sites she recommends.  I've used many of them and they really work!  I think the ones you'll need are webroot window washer and window clean up.  There is also a program out there that basically deletes EVERYTHING down to your original windows files, etc.  That is for when you are giving away your computer, but I'm not sure if your boss would like that!  If this doesn't help and you need more info you might try emailing her at the link at the bottom.  (Tell her an old admin from Warriors sent you over!)\n\nI just read your comment, that's a toughie!  You have to delete everything manually or go ahead and use the programs I mentioned.  If it's a shared computer then there shouldn't be anything too personal on there??  I mean you were already sharing it with other people!