Don't worry FRST will be gone.

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Create Account How it WorksAlright, the only IObit products left at this point are IObit uninstaller itself and IObit Driver Booster. Can these cause problems too or can I leave them?
Well I don't like driver boosters but we can deal with the uninstaller and the drive booster separately.
Just go ahead with the actions post #2.
I have the "noscript" addon in Firefox to deal with Java. If I need to watch a video or something, I give temporary permission, then block when I'm done. That should cover it no?
According to my brother, IObit Driver Booster simply updates drivers that haven't been updated. Can that cause harm?
I uninstalled thru windows, then ran the Comodo Removal Tool twice. The only thing left was an obsolete shortcut(which I deleted) and the original comodo installer program in my downloads section. I'm keeping that incase OnLine-Armour gives me serious compatability issues or something.
The OnLine-Armour setup program is asking me to disable Microsoft Security Essentials before I get started. How do I do that?
It's asking me to install TLEM network adapters
user is asked if hpqSRMon.exe is allowed to run
According to this link HpqSRMon.exe is connected to my HP printer and my HP Photosmart Essentials. Seems harmless enough, no?
Yes it's harmless.
As I said in an earlier post, firewalls do ask you about whether to allow files. You also mentioned somewhere in the thread that Comodo used to ask you about files too.
It's in the "general" tab at the moment and this lept out at me. A box that's already checked in that says "Join the Anti-Malware Network. No personally identifiable information is stored."
I take it the "Anti-Malware Network" is relatively benign and the box should be left checked?
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