To do this, click Start, All Programs, and look for the antivirus program in the list of programs. Uninstall through the Start menuįirst, try utilizing the built-in uninstall feature of the program by finding the folder for the antivirus program in your Windows Start menu. I would emphasize it is not malware, but my concern is the fact you're not aware of how you came to have installed it, and the vector there could be problematic.If you are uninstalling the antivirus because you believe it is causing problems, you can also temporarily disable the antivirus before uninstalling, see: How to disable my antivirus program in Windows. You can always reinstall it from a legitimate source, if you find you had need of it. It's just a general requirement for keyboard apps.īut yea - if you have something on your computer that is not a system app, and you don't know why or how it got there, you should probably uninstall it.
As an example, my keyboard app I use in Android always warns me about its ability to collect credit card data and such, but the app is not malicious. In terms of password data - keep in mind many of these apps do have permissions they don't necessarily use. It doesn't really make the rounds anymore, as it's a less known name now, but it's not malicious software last I was aware. It's a tool for removal of malware, and as the name suggests, particularly adware. If you don't know where you got it from or why it's on your system, you'd probably be best to uninstall it. Provided you got it from a legitimate source. Https /https /https /No, Adaware is a legitimate program. How To Competely Remove Lavasoft Ad-Aware Anti-virus If the installed program is the Adaware Antivirus, the Extension must have been the antivirus browser extension that most antivirus programs add to the internet browser. it should help you check that it's the same sofware. Also check the video on how to remove the Adware Antivirus. or if it even does which would be normal. You can also run your regular antivirus and see how it identifies. of curse there is always the possibility of it being a fake programs so check the program's "About" info, (Help menu/About) and make sure it's the same program you can download from Lavasoft. if the installed program is in the list, your Windows is probably safe.
Lavasoft is a reputable security software company and it makes different programs including a antivirus and a adware blocker.
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