Even though I have run the DAVE uninstaller (I mistakenly installed an older version which presented kernel errors), DAVE components remain in the System folder. These components appear to be interfering with the built in SMB services, for when I attempt to connect to my PC for file sharing using these services I receive a message saying "DAVE is not configured correctly : run the setup assistant." I'm not selecting the Dave Network in the Connect to Server window! Why is it even there when I've uninstalled the program? I cannot manually delete the remaining components because they are owned by the root. How do I resolve this problem?

OK to log in as the root administrator first you must enable it. Goto Applications/Utilities/NetInfo Manager and enable the root user. You will enter a new password for the root Administrator and then restart and then you need to log on as the root Administrator and then you can delete what you need. Hope this helps PS this is all for OSX Jaguar I am not sure if the older OSX is the same.

Or just drag the specific files onto a Terminal window after having typed 'sudo rm' on the command line. p