Sue if you removed ZA and your PC still works, consider
yourself VERY lucky!  ZA is notorious for not being able to be
removed.  The net is full of horror stories about having to
reformat and the like due to ZA botching the uninstall.  Now I
can't remember the fix since I don't use it anymore, but I
THINK, *think* that is, that it was a DLL file left behind. ?
Maybe someone remembers this and can give more info on it.

What you should have done (and what you should do now) is not
have removed it, or reinstall it now, and just go to
msconfig's startup tab and uncheck the entries for it.  Could
be one, could be more, I don't remember.  It may not be "Zone
Alarm", it could be under another name.  Then it should have
no bearing at all on what you do since none of it is being
loaded.

As for removing it from the registry; if you have uninstalled
something, then yes its' ok to remove the entries from the
registry.  Make a full backup of the registry first though.
MAKE SURE you ONLY remove the key, or portion of the key that
is "Zone Labs", "Zone Alarm", etc.  Again here, it could be
under many different names.  Could be just "ZA" in some
entries, or even just the name of one of the executables that
support it.
-Clint

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Clint Hamilton, Owner
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jack and Sue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Hi Everyone,
     I uninstalled ZoneAlarm because it wouldn't let me set up
my wireless
network.  I'm still having a bit of trouble with the base
unit, but it's
working.  The woman from tech support suggested I removed all
registry
entries for ZA.  I have never touched the registry for fear of
blowing up my
computer. :)  I did take a look-see and noticed ZoneAlarm
"stuff."  Can I
just delete all folders associated with ZoneAlarm or not?
Thanks for any
help!! :)

Sue
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