Post by Admin on Jan 14, 2017 0:10:19 GMT
To uninstall Reimage Repair (aka, PC Scan & Repair by Reimage) or not? Well, we are just not sure how much performance increase or improvement you will see from your own computer but we've seen a lot of sites even some unauthorized pop-ups pushing Reimage aggressively. This thread will guide you through the un-installation of Reimage Repair. Well, removing Reimage Repair is actually not that hard, upon further study it was found that the app offered newbies extra PUPs during the installation process. To get round that we kindly recommend that you pay a visit to this pinned post and take a closer look at particular solution.
In the 1st section we will have a look at the method that can be used to get rid of Reimage for Windows, fast:
1. Before proceeding any further you abort the automatic analysis or, ignore so-called "PC Scan Summary".
2. Now, what you need to do is shut down the agent by clicking on the Close icon, then answering Yes to the following dialog box.
3. Locating the default program uninstaller is typically not that difficult. The real difficulties would arise when you try to detect those orphaned remains, clean up those items you find, and remove other foistware you accidentally installed.
4. To do that you may refer to the following screenshot. This method can be also used when you find the app does not show up in the programs list.
5. Upon running highlighted uninst.exe as the admin user, click on the Yes button on the below UAC window.
6. Notice however that if you want to continue with the uninstallation process you choose the Yes choose the option Yes from the below "Reimage Repair Uninstall" dialog box.
7. Please wait while that program is being uninstalled from your system. Beware of the pre-installed Reimage Protector, without knowing.
8. Press the OK button on said uninstall wizard.
9. Save your work, restart your PC when ready. And, when dealing with aforementioned leftovers make sure that you back up those hives first. This can ensure you archive the goal safely. BTW, our recommendation just excels at helping get the things done effortlessly, with minimal mouse clicks.
Can't uninstall Reimage Cleaner on your Mac?! The solution seems almost too simple to be outlined in this post. This is best shown with yet another example re Mac application removal so let’s jump into it:
1. With Activity Monitor you will be able to write down the output information for the Cleaner. Because you would need to deal with said leftovers as well.
2. Afterwards, quit the client.
4. Close Activity Monitor when you save those info in Notes for Mac.
5. Hit your desktop, enter the Go folder and head over to the Applications sub-folder.
6. Just try move the following Cleaner to the Trash. Let’s simplify things up a little: try dragging that app to Trash directly.
7. If there are no problems close Applications. Reboot your Mac. In order to bring you back a junk-free system, try cleaning out any other associated remains yourself. Notice that improper edits could cause unexpected problems however. Somehow, the manual uninstall method is not that sufficient to resolve your problem. So, we've attached an app remover PRO as follows.
p.s.: To answer the question we posted in this thread, you can do so by reading on the below reply. Bit time-consuming, but it worth your time. Furthermore, there have also been a few case studies about the term PUP here on UninstallGuides.
In the 1st section we will have a look at the method that can be used to get rid of Reimage for Windows, fast:
1. Before proceeding any further you abort the automatic analysis or, ignore so-called "PC Scan Summary".
2. Now, what you need to do is shut down the agent by clicking on the Close icon, then answering Yes to the following dialog box.
3. Locating the default program uninstaller is typically not that difficult. The real difficulties would arise when you try to detect those orphaned remains, clean up those items you find, and remove other foistware you accidentally installed.
4. To do that you may refer to the following screenshot. This method can be also used when you find the app does not show up in the programs list.
5. Upon running highlighted uninst.exe as the admin user, click on the Yes button on the below UAC window.
6. Notice however that if you want to continue with the uninstallation process you choose the Yes choose the option Yes from the below "Reimage Repair Uninstall" dialog box.
7. Please wait while that program is being uninstalled from your system. Beware of the pre-installed Reimage Protector, without knowing.
8. Press the OK button on said uninstall wizard.
9. Save your work, restart your PC when ready. And, when dealing with aforementioned leftovers make sure that you back up those hives first. This can ensure you archive the goal safely. BTW, our recommendation just excels at helping get the things done effortlessly, with minimal mouse clicks.
Can't uninstall Reimage Cleaner on your Mac?! The solution seems almost too simple to be outlined in this post. This is best shown with yet another example re Mac application removal so let’s jump into it:
1. With Activity Monitor you will be able to write down the output information for the Cleaner. Because you would need to deal with said leftovers as well.
2. Afterwards, quit the client.
4. Close Activity Monitor when you save those info in Notes for Mac.
5. Hit your desktop, enter the Go folder and head over to the Applications sub-folder.
6. Just try move the following Cleaner to the Trash. Let’s simplify things up a little: try dragging that app to Trash directly.
7. If there are no problems close Applications. Reboot your Mac. In order to bring you back a junk-free system, try cleaning out any other associated remains yourself. Notice that improper edits could cause unexpected problems however. Somehow, the manual uninstall method is not that sufficient to resolve your problem. So, we've attached an app remover PRO as follows.
p.s.: To answer the question we posted in this thread, you can do so by reading on the below reply. Bit time-consuming, but it worth your time. Furthermore, there have also been a few case studies about the term PUP here on UninstallGuides.