Check Point SandBlast Agent and Endpoint Forensic Recorder Removal Procedures

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Log in to Windows with an administrator account.

Click "Start," select "Control Panel" and click the "Programs" icons. Click the "Programs and Features" option.

Select the "McAfee Endpoint Encryption" software in the list of programs and click the "Uninstall" button.

Click "Next" in the Uninstaller window and click the "Remove All" button.

A progress bar immediately opens, displaying the uninstall process.

Restart your computer to save the changes to your system.

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Computer unplugged from power, Anti-Static Precautions observed, remove the ram memory module/s.

Clean the gold plated contact pins on the bottom of the ram memory modules, with a pencil eraser.
Use air to remove the eraser dust.
(Can of compressed air for computers, or air pressure from your mouth will be sufficient)

Reinstall the ram memory modules, close the computer case, plug the computer into power.
WAIT 1 minute, turn the computer on.

To open the computer, and relative information,

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DocumentIndex.jsp?contentType=SupportManual&lang=en&cc=us&docIndexId=64180&taskId=101&prodTypeId=12454&prodSeriesId=459226#5

Left-click on Service and maintenance information.
Left-click on the file name -
HP xw9300 Service and Technical Reference Guide.

This is a PDF file download.
It may take up to 30 seconds to see the first page, and additional time for the file to fully download.

1) Page 73: Removal and Replacement Procedures
2) Page 84 through 86: How to open the computer case
3) Page 94: Removal and replacement of ram memory

First how much memory do you have? How much memory is free? Next check what processes are running (the task manager is a good place to start). Use msconfig.exe (Start > Run > msconfig) to disable programs from launching at boot up. Check the system for viruses and other malware. What browser are you using and what plugins are loaded. Try disabling all the plugins and reenable them one at a time. There may be one that is a resource hog.

The other standard issues to check: clear the browser cache (Tools > Internet Options for IE, Tools > Options > Advanced > Network tab in Firefox) , run the defragmentation utility on the hard disk (Computer > right click on Local Disc (C:) and choose Properties > Tools). Use a registry cleaner to compact the Windows registry (very carefully - back up the registry first).

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(some malware may need to be removed in the Safe Mode to finish the removal.)

From another computer, download the "Malicious Software Removal Tool" from http://support.microsoft.com and copy the file to a USB memory-stick.

Carry the memory-stick to your computer, and run that M.S.R.T. tool, to see if it can "remove" the virus.

Option #1
1) Back up the registry on an affected system.
2) Open the registry on the Agent system by entering regedit from a run prompt.
3) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SysPlant.
4) Open the Start DWORD.
5) Change the value to 4 to disable the drivers.
6) Reboot the system to commit the changes.
Option #2
1) Navigate to Control Panel and Add/Remove Programs for XP or Programs and Features for Vista.
2) Scroll down to Symantec Endpoint Protection and hit Change or Modify.
3) Choose Modify from the Symantec menu.
4) Uninstall Application and Device Control from the menu.
5) Restart your computer.
6) Attempt to reinstall Google Chrome.

Check Start Menu/ All Programs for endpoint protection uninstall

Try contrl alt delete to see what programs are active (running) it will show you what program is hogging your processer. It may something inadvertantly downloaded onto your computer. Try shutting down this program to see if it is something that you need to operate, if not, try disabling it at startup.
You may also want to try downloading microsofts malicious software removal tools. There have been several and they do remove many of these irritating bugs.

Unfortunately, there is little you can do since low level formatting just as same as formatting a hard drive on a computer. There is one way that I know of called data recovery/forensics but this service is extremely expensive. A forensic program called "EnCase" will read any data on the card but the data may be corrupted to the point where there won't be anything of use.