After buying Tuxera NTFS due to reports on Mac sites saying it was faster, I removed the expired trial version of Paragon NTFS-3G. Unforetunately the trial nag message still comes up when I boot; even after checking the box which says not to show the nag message. Where do these startup messages reside so I can whack it out?
iMac I9, Mac OS X (10.6.3), MBP 13" 2.3 GHZ 8GB LION OSX
You need to run the official uninstaller.
You could try a search for files and folders containg "Paragon", including invisible files, and delete them, then reboot. I use EasyFind (free) for this, but Spotlight might do it.
Gee etresoft, ya think I'd have thought of that? I used the offical unistaller, and it left the stupid nag question. billearls answer gets close, I'm using easyfind right now. what goes for the registry in OSX?
lgvenable wrote:
what goes for the registry in OSX?
There is no "registry" in Mac OS X, at least in the sense of Windows registry. In any case, that's not anything you need to be concerned about. Nothing that would cause the Paragon NTFS nag message is in any "registry". Deleting "Paragon" files is sufficient
Remove Paragon NTFS Nag Message
