Post by Admin on Jan 24, 2017 3:55:10 GMT
Cannot uninstall previously installed Razer Synapse? You had no idea the trashed Razer Synapse still ran with your Mac? Here's what some gamers said about that app: "It's (just) garbage (Maybe due to so many problems with that app)"; "(Said app) had acted like a (computer) virus!". Well, if you're not in interested in using that software anymore, you can easily get rid of it by means of an uninstall tool PRO. To do so, head to the below troubleshooting section and choose an app cleaner that works for your operating system. Again, a clean uninstall of Razer Synapse can help avoid some troublesome error box like the "Error 1402" below.
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I would wager that the common uninstall routine via Windows/ Mac's Trash feature would take a considerable amount of time. In addition to suggesting that you wipe software remnants thoroughly, this thread too proposes that you learn how to keep any other undesired software at bay.
Before doing anything else, I would also suggest that you download all of your personal configs in the Synapse cloud and, back up current system settings.
Part 1 provides some easy-to-follow tips for effectively erasing Razer Synapse and cleaning your filesystem & Registry Editor.
1. Check the "Show hidden icons" area on the taskbar, and stop the program from running.
2. Open Control Panel, click on Uninstall a program. BTW, I'd prefer saving Control Panel on the desktop which is why I can manage the installed apps in the fast way.
3. From the below "Uninstall or change a program" list, I locate the buggy application and press the Enter key on my keyboard. You may also hit the Uninstall tab later.
4. Now, press the Yes button on the following "Programs and Features" dialog box.
5. In order to proceed with the express uninstallation, you allow the 1edef7.msi to run by choosing the option Yes from the below UAC alert window.
6. Since then, Razer Synapse would uninstall from your computer. However, I figured it was just too early to say that when it comes to software remnants. Actually, I'm also not sure how efficiently it's deleting those hives, manually.
Part 2 contains an advance trick (a 3-step direction) that helps get out of Razer mess, only if you're comfortable with the cmd prompt way:
Step 1: Do the following only when you obtain the root access:
Step 2: Check your own Applications file folder for the target software and, move that item to said Trash icon.
Step 3: Re-head to Terminal you opened, input...
Note: If you're using a Mac computer, try this top-rated app remover instead.
I would wager that the common uninstall routine via Windows/ Mac's Trash feature would take a considerable amount of time. In addition to suggesting that you wipe software remnants thoroughly, this thread too proposes that you learn how to keep any other undesired software at bay.
Before doing anything else, I would also suggest that you download all of your personal configs in the Synapse cloud and, back up current system settings.
Part 1 provides some easy-to-follow tips for effectively erasing Razer Synapse and cleaning your filesystem & Registry Editor.
1. Check the "Show hidden icons" area on the taskbar, and stop the program from running.
2. Open Control Panel, click on Uninstall a program. BTW, I'd prefer saving Control Panel on the desktop which is why I can manage the installed apps in the fast way.
3. From the below "Uninstall or change a program" list, I locate the buggy application and press the Enter key on my keyboard. You may also hit the Uninstall tab later.
4. Now, press the Yes button on the following "Programs and Features" dialog box.
5. In order to proceed with the express uninstallation, you allow the 1edef7.msi to run by choosing the option Yes from the below UAC alert window.
6. Since then, Razer Synapse would uninstall from your computer. However, I figured it was just too early to say that when it comes to software remnants. Actually, I'm also not sure how efficiently it's deleting those hives, manually.
Part 2 contains an advance trick (a 3-step direction) that helps get out of Razer mess, only if you're comfortable with the cmd prompt way:
Step 1: Do the following only when you obtain the root access:
launchctl remove com.razer.rzupdater
launchctl remove com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razer.rzupdater.plist
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine.plist
launchctl remove com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razer.rzupdater.plist
sudo rm /Library/LaunchAgents/com.razerzone.rzdeviceengine.plist
Step 3: Re-head to Terminal you opened, input...
sudo rm -rf /Library/Application\ Support/Razer/
rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Razer/
rm -rf ~/Library/Application\ Support/Razer/