Remove AntiVirus & security applications easily with AppRemover

By Windows Club | December 16th, 2009 . Filed under: Downloads. Tags: , , ,

Since I was running 2 anti-virus on my Windows Vista,  I wanted to remove one. The Windows Uninstall  Programs Control Panel applet was unable to uninstall it. I tried everything, but the uninstall did not proceed beyond a point and the process then had to roll back.

While there are are several stand-alone antivirus removal tools & uninstallers, I decided try AppRemover, since the one for my security application too did not work! I must say that AppRemover did the job effortlessly!

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AppRemover is a free utility that enables users to remove anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall and other security applications, as well as left over files from incomplete un-installations.

There is thus no more a need to mess around with your registry. You can simply run this program and it will do its job.

You can use AppRemover to Remove a Complete Security Application or to to Clean Up a Failed Uninstall.

The program is a single, standalone, and portable file; it can be run from a USB stick.

It can remove products made by Avast!, AVG, Avira, BullGuard, CA, ClamWin, ESET, F-Secure, Kaspersky, Lavasoft, McAfee, Microsoft, Norman, Panda, Sophos, Symantec, TrendMicro, TrustPort, Webroot and many more. To see the entire list click here.

Works just fine on Windows Vista & Windows 7, 32-bit & 64-bit computers too.

Visit AppRemover HomePage.


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    Curious why starting in Safe Mode to uninstall software wasn’t an option? Instead a jump to installing yet another piece of software on a system where it would seem the users problem is installing to many software’s while not understanding its ramifications…Doh?

     

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