#Webroot uninstall tool windows 8 .exe#
#Webroot uninstall tool windows 8 Pc#

SystemAnalyzer.exe does not appear in my add/remove list.

I want to remove/uninstall the 'Webroot System Analyzer' folder and all its associated files and programs but I can't figure out how. Researching that file leads me to believe it is a temporary, harmless item. It indicated I had one malware file: FakeAvCn-C.

#Webroot uninstall tool windows 8 Pc#

After considerable research I have, rightly or wrongly, concluded that SystemAnalyzer is finding bits and pieces of old stuff which may have once been on my PC but no longer 'exist.' Further, I find no way to tell the program to 'quit finding this stuff.'Ī further aside - Today I downloaded and ran Sophos' Virus Removal Tool. None have ever indicated I have any malware or trojans.) My anti-virus program is AVG. (For many years I have run several times a week - if not daily - several different anti-virus/anti-malware programs including Spybot and Malwarebytes. The results of these scans remain constant: SystemAnalyzer indicates I have 7 malware and 7 Trojan files on my computer.

#Webroot uninstall tool windows 8 .exe#

exe files: SAAssist.exe and SystemAnalyzer.exe.Īn aside - Over the past 8 months I have (updated and) run SystemAnalyzer.exe a dozen times. Inside this folder are several sub-folders, numerous. I believe the Nerd was to uninstall/remove the folder before I left but he did not. While at Best Buy, one of the Nerds installed (on my desktop) a folder titled Webroot System Analyzer. (Problem turned out to be nothing more than a bad Ethernet card.) I succumbed to taking my PC into the Nerd Herds at Best Buy. Neither I nor my (Cox) cable tech could figure out why. My Win7 (64bit) PC would not connect to the internet. Warning: 1) This post is long and 2) I am not a techie.īackground: Last March (2012) I developed a problem. While running both, they KILLED my system resources! And 2) as I was creating the following I was also running both of two Sophos programs. What appears below is an attempt at a copy/paste job. When I hit the 'POST' button I received an error message ('Authentication Failed.').

Oh good Gawd! Firstly, two mentions: 1) I created the masterpiece which follows so carefully and wonderfully.