How to get rid of NOD32 without a password

My dad recently gave me an old laptop his office was throwing away, but it came with ESET's NOD32 antivirus software on it. Normally this would be a good thing, but it was preventing me from visiting certain websites because it "suspected" they had a virus, and I needed a password to uninstall it which I did not know. However, I found a way to uninstall it without the password.

1. Reboot your computer in Safe Mode. (press F8 before the Windows logo appears.)
2. Select Safe Mode (or Safe Mode with Networking if you don't want to print this out)
3. Log in as Administrator (this might not be necessary, but it's what I did.)
4. Click the Start menu and right-click My Computer
5. Click Properties, then go to the Advanced tab
6. Click Environment Variables
7. Under User Variables, click Add
8. Type "DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES" for the variable name, and "1" for the value (without quotes).
9. Click OK, and then click the Hardware tab.
10. Click Device Manager.
11. In the new window that appears, go to View>Show hidden devices
12. Uninstall the following devices (Action menu>Uninstall): eamon, eadrv, epfwtdir, and any of them that say "nod32"
13. Close Device Manager and the System control panel
14. Open your NOD32 installation directory (usually C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET NOD32 Antivirus)
15. Delete everything in there except shellext.dll (if you can, it's okay to delete shellext.dll, but for me I couldn't delete it.) Alternatively, move it to another folder.
16. Go to Start>Run, and type "msconfig".
17. Click the Startup tab.
18. Scroll down until you see "egui", and uncheck it.
19. Click OK and reboot.

When you log back in, NOD32 should no longer be installed. Some things may remain, such as registry values, but they shouldn't interfere with anything. I don't know if you can then reinstall it with a different password, but it's worth a shot.

I hope this helped!

C source code to display 2D sine pattern in console

I wrote a program that displays a 2D sine pattern in the console. It's mainly just for fun, as it doesn't really do anything else, but it looks cool.

NOTE: If it gives errors about unresolved externals when you try to compile it, it's because you need to link it with a curses library, such as ncurses or pdcurses.

Source code: http://pastebin.com/n49wmSb3
Sample output: http://pastebin.com/0r38z05H