by Dirk Engelhard » Tue, 19 Feb 2002 13:38:10
Anybody can help me? Thanks
Dirk
by RonK » Tue, 19 Feb 2002 13:55:08
Quote:> I am testing my current system Win98 SE for compatibility with XP. It
cames
> back with pcAnywhere 10.0 being a Blocking issue. I have properly
> uninstalled pcAnywhere and removed all (as far as I can tell) all files
and
> left-over registry entries. It still is a blocking issue. Symantec's
online
> tech support service says it's "closed".
> Anybody can help me? Thanks
> Dirk
by Maurice » Wed, 20 Feb 2002 02:05:33
Maurice N
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Quote:> I am testing my current system Win98 SE for compatibility with XP. It
cames
> back with pcAnywhere 10.0 being a Blocking issue. I have properly
> uninstalled pcAnywhere and removed all (as far as I can tell) all files
and
> left-over registry entries. It still is a blocking issue. Symantec's
online
> tech support service says it's "closed".
> Anybody can help me? Thanks
> Dirk
by Dirk Engelhard » Wed, 20 Feb 2002 02:45:44
I will try today again to reach Symantec's online Tech Support. They must
know what might still be left in my system from pcAnywhere that's blocking
the install. If nothing else I will have to start from scratch.
Thanks
Dirk
> Maurice N
> ----------------------------------------
> > I am testing my current system Win98 SE for compatibility with XP. It
> cames
> > back with pcAnywhere 10.0 being a Blocking issue. I have properly
> > uninstalled pcAnywhere and removed all (as far as I can tell) all files
> and
> > left-over registry entries. It still is a blocking issue. Symantec's
> online
> > tech support service says it's "closed".
> > Anybody can help me? Thanks
> > Dirk
by Maurice » Wed, 20 Feb 2002 04:44:03
> I will try today again to reach Symantec's online Tech Support. They must
> know what might still be left in my system from pcAnywhere that's blocking
> the install. If nothing else I will have to start from scratch.
> Thanks
> Dirk
> > Are you running Check System Compatibility (from XP CD) or the MS
Upgrade
> > advisor ?
> > The more important issue is whether your hardware has checked out.
> > If so, you may proceed with XP setup.
> > Later on, you can recheck with Symantec website on any patches & / or
> > updates.
> > Maurice N
> > ----------------------------------------
> > > I am testing my current system Win98 SE for compatibility with XP. It
> > cames
> > > back with pcAnywhere 10.0 being a Blocking issue. I have properly
> > > uninstalled pcAnywhere and removed all (as far as I can tell) all
files
> > and
> > > left-over registry entries. It still is a blocking issue. Symantec's
> > online
> > > tech support service says it's "closed".
> > > Anybody can help me? Thanks
> > > Dirk
1. "Blocking Issue: PcAnywhere 10"
I'm trying to install Windows XP Pro. It says there is a "Blocking Issue:
PCAnywhere 10".
I have removed PCANywhere from add/remove programs (what a user-interface
tarball that is!),
then manually deleted the folder "Symantec/PCAnywhere",
removed every occurrentce of "pcanywhere", and "aw_host" from the registry,
did a find file and removed anything that looked like PCAnywhere.
And oh yes, removed it from the menus. Did everything but dissolve the CD
in H2SO4.
After all that, XP installer still finds "PCAnywhere 10". But of course
it's coy, and doesnt
tell us Why or Where it got that idea.
Any humans out there have any idea what is going on?
Thanks,
George
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