360 tells me that ESET has an update, and I can t find the installed file after installing it, where

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The folder is specially used for full-page documents, and the main purpose is to better save the file and make it neat and standardized. Ordinary computer folders are used to assist people in managing computer files, each folder corresponds to a piece of family disk space, it provides an address to the corresponding space, and it does not have an extension, and it is not like the format of the file is identified by an extension.

xp:c: documents and settings system account name local settings application data

Then Lu Zai, you look for a folder with 360 in the bureau.

Right-click on "My Computer Properties Hardware Device Manager View Show Hidden Devices" to uninstall the hidden devices related to the antivirus software (if any).

2.Open "Control Panel Management Tools Services", disable all services related to anti-software and set it to "Disabled".

3.Run the msconfig command to disable the boot startup item in the boot module. Then reboot.

4.Uninstall the antivirus software.

Uninstall with 360 Security Guard, and then use its powerful cleaning feature to get rid of some of the installation and registry files, which are often hard to find.

1.In the Control Panel, in the Add Removal program, find ESET NOD32 and click Change Delete.

2.Use software uninstallation, such as the software uninstallation function in 360, and the uninstall function in Thunderbolt software management.

3.Start Menu --Programs --ESET NOD32 - Uninstall, which takes advantage of the software's anti-installer.

Note: You can't delete the installation file directly.

Start - Settings - Control Panel - Add and Remove Programs - Find ESET NOD32 and uninstall the software.

It's not bad to use the "perfect uninstall" software.

Let's see if there is nod32 in the boot startup item.

Also, is nod32 expired?

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Click "Start" --Program "--eset" --eset nod32 antivirus" to put it into the startup, and it's OK!

Take a look at it in 360's software management - boot startup, it is estimated that it is banned, and it can be restored.

First of all, see if you can call it out in operation, it's OK if it really doesn't work. I'm the one who reloaded.

You reinstall it on nod32 version 360 is having this problem.

Agree with the ground floor. There is an eset file in it to delete.

This is not necessarily.,It may be in the 360downloads file in the C disk or D disk.,Just look at the picture to understand.,Try it.

Start-Run-Input-RegEdit-Enter to enter the registry, find the following two places: hkey local machine software, hkey current user software, delete the following esets, and then go to the hard disk to find the installation directory of eset, delete it, and restart it.