subject: Uninstall Trojan Hunter- How to Conduct A Trojan HunterAntivirus Removal? [print this page] Uninstall Trojan Hunter- How to Conduct A Trojan HunterAntivirus Removal?
Today I helped my sister check her slow and unstable computer. After starting the system, I found that the reason why her computer is so slow is that there are two antivirus programs running in her computer. One is the free Norton Antivirus and the other is Trojan HunterAntivirus that has expired. Since she is not going to buy Trojan Hunter, so I decided to help her uninstall Trojan Hunter to boost her PC and avoid conflicts with Norton.
Firstly, I use the standard way to uninstall Trojan Hunter thru add/remove program list:
Step 1 Click the "Start" menu on the left bottom of your screen.
Step 2 Select "Control Panel"
Step 3 Locate and choose "Add/Remove Programs"
Step 4 In the "Add/Remove Programs" list, you'll see a whole list of programs and applications that are installed on your computer. Find and highlight Trojan Hunter and click "Uninstall"
Step 5 Click "Remove" to uninstall Trojan Hunter.
This is very simple, but sometimes it may fail. The reasons for this may be a simple failure, or that there are still some related files, service, processes and registry entries left on your computer. So it does not a clean Trojan Hunter removal.
Then you can try to use a good uninstaller to automatically uninstall Trojan Hunter in seconds. Such a removal tool can remove programs including those can not be removed completely thru "Windows Add/Remove Programs", delete the empty and corrupt registry entries as well as the related files, backup your registry and improve your overall PC performance.
There is actually a fantastic removal tool that can help you fully uninstall Trojan Hunter Antivirus with great success and make sure all the now-defunct Registry entries and related files are eliminated automatically with a few clicks. Aside from this software, it can also completely remove other programs like Authentium, Norton, Trend Micro antivirus, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office, and similar programs.
