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    Destination folder access denied

    I've been trying to uninstall Avira anti-virus in Vista Home. The uninstall program left the Avira folder in the Program Files folder and I can't delete it. I get the message: I need permission to perform this action. I've tried to set permissions with no luck. I click the check box for full control (users/desktop/users group) but it reverts to unchecked! Two other groups show up for this folder: Creator Owner and Trusted Installer. I can't change permissions for these also. The culprit seems to be the file Sweb.zip which is in one of program the subfolders, I can't change permission to full control on this file also. Any suggestions? This permissions thing is a real pain

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    Re: Destination folder access denied

    Try RegSeeker, it is a tool to clean the registry. It can include facilitating the management of certain sections of the registry, such as start menu entries, history (including index.dat files), installed applications, etc..RegSeeker can search the registry, import or export the results. In its latest version it can also find duplicates or broken links.

    See also the following threads for you reference

    Cannot Remove Avira Antivirus
    How to remove avira antivirus
    Avira Antivirus Scan has been blocked.
    How to remove all traces of your antivirus

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