Hi Kim --
As usual, you are correct. Removed the registry hack, and things
continued working as they should. Thanks for that. :)
..and, for the record, I was a good boy -- I actually closed the
toolbar before I chose to 'uninstall software' from the control panel,
so it _shouldn't_ have been resident in memory during the uninstall
process. :)
Kim Gräsman wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> brian wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply -- I hadn't seen the earlier message in the
>> list. uninstall/reboot/reinstall/reboot seems to have done the trick
>> here, as well. Thanks again. :)
>>
>> - brian
> Try ditching the registry hacks now as well, that should definitely not
> be necessary.
>
> It seems the problem is that the old DQSD isn't properly unloaded, and
> enters into some kind of conflict with the new one -- my guess is that
> you were actually seeing DQSD 3.1.9.2 in your taskbar when you got the
> security warning.
>
> I'm on the road so I won't be replying regularly, but I thought I'd post
> my hunch...
>
> Cheers,
> - Kim
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