text: http://remove.getmirar.com/uninstall.html\nor\nUNINSTALL MIRAR !!!!!\n\nThis solution works brilliantly for WIndows Xp (if you are administrator/you installed mirar by your user)\n\nI had mirar installed on my laptop through some rogue site. I found many ways to "apparentlly" uninstall mirar ( like the one in http://www.spyany.com/program/article_spw_rm_Mirar.html) but I could not do it.\n\nThe entries in the registry are arbitary and not as given in various sites. Also I could not delete the file saying the file was in use . ( I did not have any IE open ).\n\nSo this is what I did :--\n1. Search for all *.dll in the modified range of 1 day ( I knew when it had got installed ).\n2. Deleted the files from &#92;windows&#92;winnb*.dll. But one file could not be deleted\n3. Removed all permissions on the dll file for all users using security tab on properties.\nMirar has vanished.\n\nor\n\nFirst I followed the steps on the following pages: http://www.adoko.com/resource/mirar-toolbar.asp\n\nhttp://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/adware.mirar.html\n\nThe bar was gone but still I had a pop-up when opening the internet explorer. Then I ran adware. It showed me all relevant files. But, I didn't want to purchase it, so I uninstalled manually. Just follow the path displayed.\n\nThe registry you can enter clicking start and then the button under "search". I am German, so it says "Ausführen". There you enter "regedit" and you are in and can search for the registry files and delete them.\n\nThe only thing I can not delete is also mirar related. In the software install/uninstall menu I found something called "related page". The computer is not able to delete it. Clicking on it shows an empty window with "uninstall mirar" in the frame. Can anyone help me with that one???\nThanks a million Sujoy! By the way, the filenames are:\nMediaPassC.dll\nWinDmy.dll\nWinNB57.dll\n\nBy starting windows in Safe Mode (press F8), you can actually delete all of the above files... Also, you can delete the directory:\n\nc:&#92;Program Files&#92;Media Center (or something like that... one of the above files is located in this folder)