I am trying to uninstall CA Antivirus, but when I go to uninstall it it asks me for the admistrative password. I do not remember ever setting up a password for the program; therefore, I clicked on forgot password. It says:
"You recently requested an internet security suite parental password. Please use the following temporary password to set a new one:ZjdlZCMzMTA4"
After this message I tried entering it into the password box on the uninstaller wizard. It did not accept this password and gave me some type of error.
Please help I don't know what to do and I am uninstalling it to install a new anti virus since the CA is expired and I no longer have Mediacom Cable.
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Uninstalling Ca Antivirus?
Started by lisasctt4, Oct 12 2011 09:53 PM
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Posted 14 October 2011 - 05:26 AM
lisasctt4, on 12 October 2011 - 09:53 PM, said:
I am trying to uninstall CA Antivirus, but when I go to uninstall it it asks me for the admistrative password. I do not remember ever setting up a password for the program; therefore, I clicked on forgot password. It says:
"You recently requested an internet security suite parental password. Please use the following temporary password to set a new one:ZjdlZCMzMTA4"
After this message I tried entering it into the password box on the uninstaller wizard. It did not accept this password and gave me some type of error.
Please help I don't know what to do and I am uninstalling it to install a new anti virus since the CA is expired and I no longer have Mediacom Cable.
"You recently requested an internet security suite parental password. Please use the following temporary password to set a new one:ZjdlZCMzMTA4"
After this message I tried entering it into the password box on the uninstaller wizard. It did not accept this password and gave me some type of error.
Please help I don't know what to do and I am uninstalling it to install a new anti virus since the CA is expired and I no longer have Mediacom Cable.
Have you tried contacting the company yet? That may be your best bet as most programs have "backdoor passwords" for cases just like this one.
As an alternative, a Google search turned up many different "uninstallers," but I can't vouch for any of them personally.
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