AppRemover is a free utility that enables complete uninstallation of antivirus and antispyware applications. Easy to use. Once downloaded, double-click the AppRemover icon and it will uninstall any detected security applications on your computer. Supported applications include products from AVG, CA, F-Secure, McAfee, Symantec (Norton), Panda and Trend Micro.
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Reviewing 3.0.9.1 (Apr 25, 2013)
You don't need 3rd party software to uninstall A/v software. You have trouble
removing it because "for wants of better words" It is crawling your system & is
active in many areas. Config your stubborn App to stop running or monitoring your system, Email, browsers & so on. MSconfig will allow you to stop it loading at boot. Launch Task manager and force any processes associated with your stubborn app to end. Finally, Look in services & you will find (In my case) "Eset Service" has started, & is running. Stop, & disable it. Now you can use the Uninstaller that comes with your proggy. I WILL admit that Norton is among the hardest to Uninstall, But it's Do-able... With "lots" of patience lol
Reviewing 2.2.28.2 (Aug 3, 2012)
funny ..... we all really need this.... because many anti virus software are hard to un-install
Reviewing 2.2.12.1 (Mar 25, 2011)
Useful when cleaning up an infected PC.
Almost always the Anti-Virus the user was running, if any, was damaged and needs to be reinstalled.
This makes that a bit easier, most of the time. Like others have noticed, there is still a lot of products that it does NOT support.
Reviewing 2.2.10.2 (Jan 27, 2011)
One word...
WHY
The basic gist of this app is to remove security from a PC? Seriously?
Reviewing 2.2.10.2 (Jan 27, 2011)
Not very useful for me.
It did not recognise Eset Smart Security.
It did not recognise Norton 2011.
Um....
Edit: Infact now having looked at their site, it does not support very much on Windows 7, never mind Windows 7 *64. The developer seems stuck in the XP world. Then again I guess it could be that XP users may have more use for this app! ;)
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