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[Mejilan]

So, awhile back I decided to revisit an old favorite proggy of mine that I haven't used in year, Download Accelerator Plus. Apparently, it integrated into Firefox and became the primary download manager. I wound up uninstalling the software the next day, since I really didn't need it. (I also uninstalled Firefox at the same time.) Reinstalled FF, and now everytime I try to download something by left or right clicking it, the download fails to execute and I get a DAP error message. I used the standard uninstaller to get rid of both DAP and FF, and even deleted the folders left after the uninstall. Any clues why my FF is borked, now?

I imagine it's a registry problem, but I couldn't isolate the specific entries I'd need to delete...

Edit - G-d damn. Wrong forum, I apologize. Got almost no sleep last night, and I'm about to pass out.

 

[GSG Flash]

Wait wait, is this that new game for X360?

 

[Mejilan]

Wait wait, is this that new game for X360?

No, but do you think we're gonna see complaints of Blue Screen of Deaths within the first couple of days after the Xbox 360 is released?

 

[impirius]

Try going into Firefox and choosing Tools -> Options -> Downloads and clicking the Plug-Ins button. Make sure the file types aren't associated with DAP.

 

[Mejilan]

Nice try, but I didn't see any DAP plug in to disable, nor any file type associations tied to DAP.

 

[joshschw]

check your registry? programs always seem to leave junk in there.

 

[Mejilan]

I couldn't really find anything in the registry, and even running Crap Cleaner didn't help.

 

[Kon Tiki]

reinstall DAP and unassosiate.

 

[Joeholley]

Try reinstalling the plug-in, then removing it again but leaving your current FF installation?