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June 1, 2005 at 11:47 pm #50101RustyMember
What about one for 5.9.3771?
July 11, 2005 at 9:25 am #50106rae_raeMemberPlease download at:
Pirateculture.net – AIM AOD Removal Tool
Edited 07.11.05
There you go…fully updated with more options like removing shortcuts to spyware 🙂 This program works really well for me.June 2, 2006 at 2:05 am #50110ti314159Memberto remove the send to command, you just go to C:/documents and settings/[your_user_name]/SendTo/ and delete the shortcuts
October 21, 2006 at 5:00 pm #50107rae_raeMemberUpdate:
I am very sorry that you have been staring at a dead link for soOO incredibly long! I have movied my site to Nettekk CMS
Here is the newest version of the program:
Update to code:
Begin Copy
set olddir=
set cd=
set cd=%cd%
set olddir=%cd%
:0
@echo off
cls
color 0a
echo In response to user request about removing AOD
echo.
echo This program was written specifically to locate – if exists, AOD’s
echo directory, end the process if it has been started and effectively
echo delete all assosiated files.
pause
cls
echo Starting…
if exist “Program FilesAIM” (
“Program FilesAIMuninstll.exe” -LOG=C:Program FilesAIMinstall.log -OEM=”
if errorlevel 1 (
“Program FilesAIMunwise32.exe”
)
)
“%cd%aim553599.exe”
taskkill /f /im aim.exe
cls
echo Starting cleanup of AIM…
:killit
taskkill /f /im viewpoint.exe
taskkill /f /im viewpo~1.exe
taskkill /f /im AolOnDesktop.exe
taskkill /f /im AolOnD~1.exe
taskkill /f /im AIMWDInstall.exe
taskkill /f /im AIMWDI~1.EXE
taskkill /f /im AolAod.exe
:Re-run
cls
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAOD” (
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAOD” cd “%systemdrive%program filesAOD”
)
if exist “aol” (
cd “aol”
echo Removing AOLAOD…
)
if exist *.ico (
del /f /q *.ico
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAOD” (
cd “%systemdrive%program filesAOD”
echo Removing AOD…
)if exist timedata.ini (
del /f /q timedata.ini
)
if exist aol.ini (
del /f /q aol.ini
)
if exist TRAINER.PPK (
del /f /q TRAINER.PPK
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAOD*.*” (
del /f /q “%systemdrive%program filesAOD*.*”
)
cd “%systemdrive%Program Files”
if exist “AOD” (
cd “AOD”
del /f /q “AOD/*.*”
cd ..
rd /s /q “AOD”
)
cd %systemdrive%
md Tmp
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00>> %systemdrive%Tmptool.reg
echo [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun]>> %systemdrive%Tmptool.reg
echo “AIMWDInstallFilename”=->> %systemdrive%Tmptool.reg
regedit /s %systemdrive%Tmptool.reg
cls
cd %systemdrive%Tmp
del %systemdrive%Tmp*.* /f /q
cd ..
rd tmp
cd /d
echo Removing miscelaneous icons created by AOD and AOL…
del /f /q /s FreeAO~1.lnk
del /f /q /s aod.exe
echo Removing Viewpoint media player…
del /f /q /s viewpoint.exe
del /f /q /s AolOnDesktop.exe
del /f /q /s AIMWDInstall.exe
del /f /q /s AolAod.exe
del /f /q /s aod.exe
del /f /q /s viewpoint.exe
del /f /q /s AolOnDesktop.exe
del /f /q /s AIMWDInstall.exe
del /f /q /s AolAod.exe
cd “%systemdrive%program filesaim”
del /f /q /s AIMWDInstall.exe
del /f /q /s aod.exe
del /f /q /s viewpoint.exe
del /f /q /s AolOnDesktop.exe
del /f /q /s AolAod.exe
cls
)
goto :dbbl:dbbl
cls
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAOD” (
cd “c:program files”
)
if exist “AOD” (
rd /s /q “AOD”
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesaimaod” (
cd “c:program filesaim”
rd /s /q aod
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAIMSysfiles” (
cd “C:Program FilesAIM”
rd /s /q “sysfiles”
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWS” (
cd “%systemdrive%program filesAWS”
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug” (
cd “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug”
echo Removing Weatherbug…
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug*.*” (
del /f /q “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug*.*”
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug” cd ..
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWSWeatherBug” (
rd /s /q WeatherBug
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesviewpoint” (
rd /s /q “%systemdrive%program filesviewpoint”
)
if exist “%systemdrive%program filesAWS” (
rd /s /q “%systemdrive%program filesAWS”
)
cd /d
del /f /q /s “Try Internet Service Free!.url”
del /f /q /s “Netscape ISP Try It! $9.95.url”
if not exist “tmp” md “tmp”
echo Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 >>”tmpreg.reg”
echo [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstallViewpointMediaPlayer]>>”tmpreg.reg”
“%windir%regedit” /s “tmpreg.reg”
rd /s /q tmp
cls&echo Finished Successfully. You may now start AIM.
echo Press any key…
pause>nul
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October 21, 2006 at 5:41 pm #50111x7blackandblueMemberAIM is dangerous. I say, just dont use it. I’m sorry that I feel this way, but an IM program that forwards your computer activity to 3 different servers, installs bad software, and other annoying mess…Just use trillian or gaim.
October 22, 2006 at 7:56 am #50108rae_raeMember“forwards your computer activity to 3 different servers” ?
Do you mind telling us what you are talking about? That sounds highly suspect ;]
And isn’t Gaim only for Linux boxes? You can’t install AIM on Linux unless you have a Windows emulator like Wine…So that’s pretty much stating the obvious; If I had Linux installed, I would pretty much be forced into using Gaim ;]
I have tried Trillian and Gaim both. Yes, they are nice but in ‘my opinion’ they are missing at least one very ‘important to me’ feature; permissions/file serving capacity.
Anyway, we are all looking forward to your information ;]
*Waits…*November 11, 2006 at 7:32 pm #50112x7blackandblueMemberWell the three different servers are Viewpoint, and AOL. The Third one was a misread now seeing it is only Two. And don’t use GAIM or Trillian. Nobody is forcing you to.
November 11, 2006 at 7:33 pm #50113x7blackandblueMemberPS- No, GAIM Is for Windows and Linux.
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