Uninstallers for Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware Programs Sometimes uninstalling programs can be rather troublesome. Some may even defy the normal uninstall process altogether, while others do seem to work properly but may leave a host of data behind.
The companies themselves surely know about these issues and – instead of creating better programs – they often have made an uninstall tool or cleanup tool to help you do a proper job. The problem is that these specific tools are usually not readily found on the websites of these vendors.
So Fred de Vries decided to create a weblog to list these tools. Just choose the program you want to uninstall or cleanup from the lists below and download the appropriate tool to your desktop. Then double-click the new icon and simply follow the instructions of the program.
original was compiled by Fred de VriesAV Uninstallers[01a] avast! AV 4.8 >
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Tool[01b] avast! AV 5.0 >
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Tool(Note: Before uninstalling avast you need to disable its self defense feature:Right click avast! tray icon > avast! shields control > Disable permanently)[02a] AVG AV >
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Tool (32bit) Tool (64 bit)[03] AVG Identity Protection >
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Tool (64 bit) [03] AVG Identity Protection >
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Tool[04] Avira AntiVir >
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[05a] BitDefender AV >
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Tool[05b] BitDefender AV for Mac >
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Tool[05c] BitDefender Online Scanner >
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Tool (non-vendor)[06] Blink Personal Edition AV >
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Tool [07] BullGuard AV >
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Tool (64bit)[08] ClamAV for Mac >
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Tool [09a] Computer Associates 2007/2008 (all products) >
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Tool[09b] Computer Associates 2009 (all products) >
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Tool[10] Dr Web Anti Virus >
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Tool[11] eScan >
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Tool[12] ESET >
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Tool (Note: Windows 7 needs another procedure as mentioned on the Info-page)[13a] F-Protect AV 3.x >
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Tool[13b] F-Protect AV 6.x >
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Tool[14] F-Secure Products >
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Tool[15] G-Data 2010 >
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Tool[16] Intego AV for Mac >
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Tool[17] IObit >
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Note: Cleans left-overs after a normal uninstall) (non-vendor) (Note: A program I co-designed myself).[18] K7 TotalSecurity/K7 AntiVirus >
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Tool[19] Kaspersky AV >
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Tool (Note: Removal of all versions of Kaspersky AV)[20] LANDesk AV >
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Tool[21] Malwarebytes'Anti-Malware >
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Tool (Note: This tool is meant to be used after a normal uninstall of MBAM and a reboot)[22a] McAfee Products >
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Tool[22b] McAfee VirusScan for Mac >
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Tool [22c] McAfee FreeScan >
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Tool (non-vendor)[23a] Microsoft Live OneCare >
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Tool[23b] Microsoft Security Essentials >
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Tool[24] NOD32 >
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Tool[25] Norman AV 5.x >
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Tool[26a] Norton/Symantec 2011 >
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Tool (Note: Removes all Norton products).[26b] new! Norton/Symantec Corporate >
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Tool (Note: Removes Norton/Symantec Corporate Edition up to version 10).[27] Novell Inoculan > Info > Tool
[28] nProtect AV 2007 >
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Tool[29a] Panda 2011
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Tool[29b] Panda ActiveScan >
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Tool (non-vendor)[29c] Panda CloudAV >
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Tool [30] Quick Heal >
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Tool[31] Sunbelt CounterSpy & Viper >
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Tool[32] SUPERAntiSpyware >
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Tool[33a] Symantec ActiveX Control >
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Tool[33b] Symantec Producs for Mac >
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Tool[34] ThreatFire 3.0 AV >
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Tool[35a] TrendMicro AV >
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Tool (64 bit)[35b] TrendMicro Smart Surfing for Mac >
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[35c] TrendMicro HouseCall >
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Tool (non-vendor)[36] Verizon Internet Security Suite >
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Tool[37] Webroot SpySweeper >
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