I think that 4.5 File Server is installed and running fine, but I really dont know if I was able to fully clean 4.2 off the machines. Never had that issue before and I run 50+ installs of 4.2.71. I tried adwcleaner, malwarebytes and eset. But the complete reinstall and then uninstall of 4.2 seems to be the key. and Cloud signatures engine, RogueKiller is the best virus removal tool. Most of the times it is located in C:Programs files or C:Program files (x86) 2 Locate uninstall.exe or uninst000.exe 3 Double click the file to start the uninstallation process. Here are the steps: 1 Go to the installation folder of ESET NOD32 Antivirus. I had to reinstall 4.2 after the corrupt/partial uninstall, then restart, then use the uninstaller found in the eset folder, then restart, then install 4.5 and restart again! Not sure about what exactly fixed the issue, as I was freaking out after the lock up. You need to execute these files in order to start the uninstallation process. What a mess! Normal uninstall through the OS froze at "removing drivers" I believe, and both machines locked up and had to have hard reset! I thought the first server was just a fluke, I couldn't believe it when it happened to the second machine. This means you run normally under Standard User account privileges and the OS issues a UAC prompt to allow for escalation to full Admin privileges as required. Note that on Win 10, the default account setup runs as a Local Limited Admin. Choose System and then click Apps & features. I was uninstalling 4.2.x in order to be able to install ESET NOD32 Antivirus for Microsoft Windows File Server (4.5). This would explain why you are receiving the same Win access alerts with Eset uninstalled. The Most Common Ways That You Uninstall ESET Security in Windows 10: 1. I happened to me on two separate servers a few weeks ago. I confirm this uninstall issue for Windows Server 2008 R2.
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