That’s not necessary. AdwCleaner does not “install” anything more than what I listed above. Hence why you don’t ever need to go to add/remove programs on the Windows Control Panel in order to “uninstall” the software.
To be more precise, the AdwCleaner executable is portable. It just creates an extra folder at the following location C:\AdwCleaner.
This still leaves windows thinking it is installed and eventually leads to trouble in add/remove programs and leftover registry entries. What is needed in an uninstall/cleanup program from Malwarebytes.
Hello,
As I said (many many times) AdwCleaner v7.1 is still being developed actively. Unfortunately it took some time (longer than we expected) but it's almost ready.
I'm closing this one. Feel free to open a new thread if you have more questions.
Well, in that case you can uninstall it by manually removing the C:\AdwCleaner folder (and all its content).
And then, just remove the AdwCleaner executable.
That's it.
Greetings,
Please run AdwCleaner in debug mode.
Thanks.
AC 7.0.8.0 downloaded here and from the MB link above compare exactly. The known problem described above occurs with all versions of AC 7.0.x specfically on (at least) Dell laptops running Win 7. Guess we're still hoping for AC 7.1.x, said to be in the works.
Greetings,
The universal language would be English.
Regards.
Hello,
i guess, all questions and all answers are interesting for all users of ADW, therefore i would be necessary, to use an universal language within this forum.
Thanks
yes, It is still installed and will run..
Greetings,
Do you mean C:\AdwCleaner is still present after running the "Uninstall" process?
Regards.
