I want to install Rising but I was prompted to mount the Golden Mountain Poison Bully first, but it

Dear Kingsoft network users, hello:

You can open Start - Control Panel - Add and Remove Programs, and find Kingsoft Poison Tyrant.

It can also be uninstalled with Kingsoft Guard's software management.

You can also right-click on the Kingsoft Poison icon, select Properties - Open the location of the file, and double-click in the folder to start uninstalling.

In addition, we recommend that you use the new poison bully (Wukong), which is the latest version and has 6 major engines to keep your computer safe.

I recommend using the method on the second floor, which is more complete. That is, the next installer of Kingsoft Poison on the Internet, and then find a serial number as long as it can be installed, and after installation, you can completely delete Kingsoft Poison (principle: you can delete it after overwriting the original fragmented Poison Bully file to become a complete Poison Bully), and then install Rising after restarting.

Next the installer of Kingsoft Poison on the Internet, and then find a serial number as long as it can be installed, and after installation, you can completely delete Kingsoft Poison (principle: you can delete it after the original fragmented Poison Tyrant file is overwritten to become a complete Poison Bully), and then install Rising after restarting.

Build a property on the right on the Rising icon. Find the installation path, turn off Rising Antivirus, and delete it. If not, go into safe mode and kill him.

Next 360 Guardian, or Super Bunny. Unload.

But. Why do you want to install Rising?!Anyone who plays soft knows that thing is basically useless. It also occupies memory.

Try using Microdot for now. Gratuitous. Strong surveillance. Early warning defense. No antivirus scanning.

Uninstalled it with a pro point tool like Super Bunny.

I think you can try it on the second floor.

See if Rising has been completely removed, and if it is confirmed that it is gone, you can install Kingsoft regardless of the computer prompts.

A machine can only install one type of antivirus software, maybe you haven't uninstalled Kingsoft Antivirus! Or continue to use Jinshan Poison Bully! I feel that Jinshan Poison Bully is also very easy to use!

You didn't restart it after uninstalling Jinshan Poison Bully. Just reboot it.

I don't think any antivirus software is easy to use (except for the genuine version, because I haven't used it)...Either it makes the machine slow, or it can't kill the poison, like the Jinshan drug bully - it can never kill any poison; Kaspersky is too slow to kill, so just install a firewall

Here's how you can fix it:

1.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.Reinstall to kill the software (it is best to clean the registry with Windows Optimizer before reinstalling).

This software can uproot a piece of software from your system and clean up registry keys!

You'd better reload Kingsoft Poison Bully, and after uninstalling it, you'll be fine with Rising!!

Hello, you want to uninstall Kingsoft Word Tyrant, but Kingsoft Word Bully doesn't respond? At this time, it is recommended that you use Super Rabbit Cleaner to uninstall Kingsoft Word Blaster.

In this case, it may be that Kingsoft Word Blaster software is damaged for some reason (poisoning or missing software files, etc.).

Solution: 1: It is recommended that you fix Rising: [Start] [Program] [Rising Kill] [Repair], and then perform a full antivirus in safe mode.

2: Reinstall Kingsoft Word Tyrant, and then set up Rising: Open [Rising Main Page] [Access Control] [Program Rules] -> Find [Software Programs Running Rising Doesn't Allow Run] -> Right Click -> [A window appears after entering the verification code-" Select [Allow], and the status becomes flat [Allow].

Hello: In this case, it shouldn't be the relationship of Rising, you first uninstall both of them, and then install Rising first, after installing Kingsoft Word Tyrant, after installing Kingsoft Word Tyrant, in the Rising setting rules, add Kingsoft Lexicon to the whitelist, and have relevant registries and the like all choose to agree to deal with it, it should be no problem.

Try uninstalling Kingsoft in the control panel to see if it works, or use the card card in Rising to uninstall it should also be possible.

Kingsoft Word Tyrant is not in conflict with it, and after removing Rising, Kingsoft Word Tyrant still didn't let it go, which shows that it is not Rising's problem. The landlord can try to reinstall Kingsoft Word Tyrant.

This has nothing to do with Rising.,It's recommended to uninstall both of them first.,Then install Rising first.,Set it up.,And then pretend to be a word bully.。

Security software, uninstalling is more troublesome, especially Rising.

Second, the traditional unloading method.

1,That is, after you install this software,This software comes with an uninstalled program,You just need to click:Start --- program--- find this program--- there will be an uninstaller of this program。

2,It's to uninstall by "Add and Delete",This program is generally windos,You will bring this program yourself,You click:Start - Control Panel---Add and remove--- find this program to uninstall--- point to delete it's OK。

After unloading, there will be residues, and [Force Unloading] is being performed

The utility of the Golden Mountain Guardian is insideFile shredder

You can use that to delete the folder completely.

It is recommended that you go to safe mode and use the file shredder in the 360 Security Guard feature list to shred it.

It should be installed first and then installed in Jinshan. The answer is supplemented .Then you're pretending to be Rising. It should be able to be loaded. It's just very stuck, right?

Hello friends, no PC can follow 2 antivirus software at the same time, which will cause your computer to not work properly or even not boot. So, make sure you don't have antivirus software on your computer before installing it. As for Kingsoft and Rising, each has its own characteristics, but I think Kingsoft's anti-virus ability is relatively stronger, you can choose for yourself.

No, a computer can only be used with one set of anti-virus software

You can use the 360 system first aid kit to help you fix it in safe mode. After the repair is successful, you should be able to install 360 Antivirus again.

It is recommended that friends use the 360 system reinstallation master to install the system, this installation system is very convenient.

Click on the win logo in the lower left corner - all programs - find the folder of Rising Antivirus, click on it - there is a fix - then select Uninstall, do not keep user information - uninstall and finally select Clear Installation folder, then restart, and you're done.

Start --- program --- Rising Antivirus --- repair --- uninstall.

Do you have a boot disk? If you have it, you can delete it directly in Windowspe, which is much more convenient and thorough than using a deletion tool!

Restart F8 into safe mode. You can delete it.