Live Safety Center Beta

I recently downloaded this product (3/17, it was sent with the Friday
download notifications). I discovered it was incompatible with programs my
school uses so I uninstalled it. Ever since, upon start up, I get a window
saying "the feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable
disk that is unavailable. Insert the TrayApp disk and click ok." This happens
while Windows Installer is trying to configure TrayApp. This window won't go
away. Does anyone know where this came from? And how do I get rid of it? I've
unistalled the programs associated with Live Safety Center Beta (everything
"Add or Remove Programs" says was installed on 3/17). I've tried System
Restore and have chosen every day for the past week and it says it is unable
to restore it to those dates. Any ideas out there?

On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 13:35:27 -0800, LRudd
<> wrote:

>I recently downloaded this product (3/17, it was sent with the Friday
>download notifications). I discovered it was incompatible with programs my
>school uses so I uninstalled it. Ever since, upon start up, I get a window
>saying "the feature you are trying to use is on a CD-ROM or other removable
>disk that is unavailable. Insert the TrayApp disk and click ok." This happens
>while Windows Installer is trying to configure TrayApp. This window won't go
>away. Does anyone know where this came from? And how do I get rid of it? I've
>unistalled the programs associated with Live Safety Center Beta (everything
>"Add or Remove Programs" says was installed on 3/17). I've tried System
>Restore and have chosen every day for the past week and it says it is unable
>to restore it to those dates. Any ideas out there?

Its a Beta application innit, don't touch beta applications unless you
are prepared with a proper backup image or a clone of your drive. Too
late for you, maybe you can fix it but what other damage did Live
Safety Centre Beta do to your machine when you ran / uninstalled it?.
It cleaned out system volume information for a start otherwise you
would have some good restore points ( its got a disk clean utility on
it from what I read briefly).

OK TrayApp fix

http://www.help2go.com/Tutorials/Win...ayApp.msi.html

Jonah

Thanks so much, Jonah! I always thought that if the option to uninstall a
program was in "Add or Remove Programs" that it was ok to do so. That's a
first for me. I've always trusted Microsoft products as well. I guess the
only thing I can do now is keep my eyes open for any other damage that might
have been done. Thanks again!

On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 19:16:27 -0800, LRudd
<> wrote:

>Thanks so much, Jonah! I always thought that if the option to uninstall a
>program was in "Add or Remove Programs" that it was ok to do so. That's a
>first for me. I've always trusted Microsoft products as well. I guess the
>only thing I can do now is keep my eyes open for any other damage that might
>have been done. Thanks again!

No Problem, glad you fixed it.
Always look a gift horse in the mouth
8-)

Jonah