Getting a solid error running RegSeeker 1.45 on my Dell Webserver to cleanup after 
deleting ZoneAlarm. Curious if anyone else has seen the error?



I've sent a couple E-mails to the "Lead programmer" but not received any response. 
Too bad as this is a very nice program.

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I have used this program for the last four years and have not come across your error 
problem. About six months ago I uninstalled ZA because it was interferring with my 
Firefox and I also cleaned the registry but did not experience any errors. I'm only 
up to version 1.1 of the software. It's a great program. Maybe the later version 
has some bug in it.








On Wednesday, July 26, 2006 at 7:01 pm, Rich Kurtz wrote:

>Getting a solid error running RegSeeker 1.45 on my Dell Webserver to cleanup after 

>deleting ZoneAlarm. Curious if anyone else has seen the error?

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>I've sent a couple E-mails to the "Lead programmer" but not received any response. 

>Too bad as this is a very nice program. 

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Am using the same Version as you but have not received any Errors.Used it recently 
on a really crappy XP O/S which had almost more errors than healthy files and it 
ran, whereas Adaware and Avast croaked Big Time.Of cours I use Regseeker for nothing 
fancy,just scanning the registry after removing Software to get rid of any residue.The 
only thing they talk about on their website is a possble problem wih Control Panel 
and offer a Registry Fix for it if it does happen.V. 1.45 IS a Beta-Version
http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm
Scroll down past the Screenshots.
:)    werner

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Mark, I'll try the 1.1 and 1.35 versions, see if they work any better. Thanks

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Only older version I was able to find was 1.35 and it fails the same way. Time to 
apply my rusty debugging skills and see if I can figure out what is causing it. RegSeeker 
is either overflowing a bufffer or picking up a bad pointer. What ever it is it only 
fails on my Webserver, not my HP Desktpo or Dell laptop. Data sensative I guess.

Time to make a new backup then clean the registry and see what happens (using RegSeeker 
of course :-) ).

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