Re: Interesting Video Highlight of Tim Cook's D10 Interview/ MacKeeper Application

gt;> "So to remove the app one should just move it to the trash, fill in the >>> survey form containing the question about what's the reason of your desire >>> to uninstall MacKeeper, and finally press 'uninstall' button - that will >>> total

Re: Interesting Video Highlight of Tim Cook's D10 Interview/ MacKeeper Application

ninstall MacKeeper, and finally press 'uninstall' button - that will >> totally remove all the components of the app.” >> >> I've used this uninstaller and still found some associated MacKeeper >> ‘components’ (associated files) in /Library and ~/Library &g

Re: Interesting Video Highlight of Tim Cook's D10 Interview/ MacKeeper Application

ining the question about what's the reason of your desire >> to uninstall MacKeeper, and finally press 'uninstall' button - that will >> totally remove all the components of the app.” >> >> I've used this uninstaller and still found some as

Re: Interesting Video Highlight of Tim Cook's D10 Interview/ MacKeeper Application

; Permissions” after. > I would also, boot from the Snow Leopard Installation disk & use Disk Utility > (on the Installer Disc) to ‘Repair Disk’. > > /End Extract Quote from my email to WAMUG > > If you want to completely remove MacKeeper a

MacKeeper Application

gt; > I would suggest you get rid of MacKeeper completely, do a “Repair > Permissions” after. > I would also, boot from the Snow Leopard Installation disk & use Disk Utility > (on the Installer Disc) to ‘Repair Disk’. > > /End Extract Quote from my email to WAMUG >

Re: Interesting Video Highlight of Tim Cook's D10 Interview/ MacKeeper Application

trashed. I would suggest you get rid of MacKeeper completely, do a “Repair Permissions” after. I would also, boot from the Snow Leopard Installation disk & use Disk Utility (on the Installer Disc) to ‘Repair Disk’. /End Extract Quote from my email to WAMUG ==== If yo