how to delete bonjour file and fix the network problems?

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       #31

    when i disable it, nothing happen, problem is still there.

    i will delete the folder and see what happens
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  2.    #32

    Make sure the Bonjour registry key shown in the msconfig listing is removed then, too.

    Search bonjour in Registry to see what else needs deleting. Run regedit as Admin, on Edit tab select Find, type bonjour, keep clicking Find Next until you delete them all.

    Set a Restore Point first.
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       #33

    Just a little info. Bonjour also comes with a Kodak Printer.
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       #34

    karlsnooks said:
    abuh,
    Because I'm curious about that not showing up in the list of installed programs;

    CCleaner | Tools (left-hand column) | Install tab | is BonJour listed there?

    Link to CCleaner in my signature.
    i checked ccleaner, it is not there
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       #35

    gregrocker said:
    What makes you think Bonjour is causing the problem? Are there errors in the logs for Bonjour?

    Look at Control Panel>Programs and Features now for Bonjour service which is almost always listed if installed.

    If not there, did you previously uninstall it? It might be stuck.

    If that's the case, uninstall Itunes completely, then reinstall it for the purpose of uninstalling Bonjour correctly and completely.

    Use Revo Uninstaller - How To Completely Uninstall Programs

    it is not in there, i have not uninstalled it. there is no bonjour program just a folder.
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       #36

    gregrocker said:
    Make sure the Bonjour registry key shown in the msconfig listing is removed then, too.

    Search bonjour in Registry to see what else needs deleting. Run regedit as Admin, on Edit tab select Find, type bonjour, keep clicking Find Next until you delete them all.

    Set a Restore Point first.
    how can i search for it in the registry?
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  7.    #37

    Delete the folder. It should already be done.

    I gave you the steps to search registry. Looking for tutorial now.
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       #38

    gregrocker said:
    Make sure the Bonjour registry key shown in the msconfig listing is removed then, too.

    Search bonjour in Registry to see what else needs deleting. Run regedit as Admin, on Edit tab select Find, type bonjour, keep clicking Find Next until you delete them all.

    Set a Restore Point first.
    i found a bonjour in my regedit, under apple software.

    there is something saying "default", IS THAT WHAT I SHOULD delete
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  9. Posts : 56
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       #39

    gregrocker said:
    Delete the folder. It should already be done.

    I gave you the steps to search registry. Looking for tutorial now.


    Ok first of all, i have moved the bonjour folder to my bin, should i empty the bin,
    Also, i have found the bonjour in my regedit, what should i do with it. Please explain carefully, i don't want to mess my pc.
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       #40

    karlsnooks said:
    abuh,
    If it does NOT show up in CCleaner,then:

    Rename the BonJour folder to BonJourSvd.
    do i have to name it this first and then delete, or just delete.
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