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Should I remove Webroot Software Installer?What percent of users and experts removed it?3% remove it97% keep itWhat do people think about it?Be the first to rate (click star to rate)How common is it?Global Rank #14,996United States Rank #29,246Reach 0.0186%Lifespan of installation (until removal)238.82 days >Average installed length: 125.48 daysRankings#14,991 Hallmark Card Studio 2010 Deluxe by Creative Technology Ltd#14,992 Wondershare Streaming Audio Recorder(Build 2.2.0)#14,993 SweetIM for Messenger 3.4#14,994 Lavasoft Registry Tuner#14,995 QNAP NetBak Replicator by QNAP Systems#14,996 Webroot Software Installer#14,997 Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen by Capcom#14,998 ATI Uninstaller by Advanced Micro Devices#14,999 FTDI USB Serial Converter Drivers by FTDI Ltd#15,000 Startup Manager 2.4.2 by Glenn Van Loon#15,001 LightScribe Template Designs - 9 to 5 Pack 1 What is Webroot Software Installer?Webroot Software Installer is part of the Webroot branded Lastpass software. LastPass Password Manager is a freemium password management service that runs as a toolbar and web browser extension. Passwords in LastPass Password Manager are protected by a master password and are encrypted locally and are synchronized to any other browser. LastPass Password Manager also has a form filler that automates password entering and form filling.OverviewDuring setup, the program creates a startup registration point in Windows in order to automatically start when any user boots the PC. The primary executable is named registerspysweeper.exe. The setup package generally installs about 6 files and is usually about 23.06 MB (24,184,572 bytes).Program detailsInstallation folder: C:\Program Files\Webroot\Spy Sweeper\uninst\Uninstaller: "C:\Program Files\Webroot\Spy Sweeper\uninst\unins000.exe"Estimated size: 23.06 MBFiles installed by Webroot Software InstallerProgram executable:registerspysweeper.exePath:C:\Program Files\webroot\spy sweeper\uninst\registerspysweeper.exeMD5:335cf2220d4c3ca18d13ddd5f445afd8Additional files:SuppressRegReminders.exeInstallSpySweeper.exeLanguage.dll - Spy Sweeper (Spy Sweeper Client Executable)SpySweeperSONYSetup_GBR.exe - Spy Sweeper 5.8unins000.exe - Inno Setup (Setup/Uninstall)Behaviors exhibitedStartup File (All Users Run)RegisterSpySweeper.exe is loaded in the all users (HKLM) registry as a startup file name 'SpySweeperRegister' which loads as C:\Program Files\Webroot\Spy Sweeper\uninst\RegisterSpySweeper.exe.How do I remove Webroot Software Installer?You can uninstall Webroot Software Installer from

Was called Webroot Antivirus. Before that, the full name was Webroot SecureAnywhere Antivirus. The app’s appearance has remained the same through these changes for quite a while. It even says Webroot SecureAnywhere across the top still.This app’s green-toned main window features a lighter panel that reports statistics about recent scans and a button to launch an on-demand scan. Even if you never click that button, Webroot makes a full scan during installation and runs a scheduled scan every day. A panel at the right manages access to the rest of this app’s collection of security features.Webroot strongly de-emphasizes running a full scan of your entire computer, on the basis that any malicious apps will be caught before they can do any harm. If you select a full scan, it requires confirmation that you understand it's not necessary. On my standard test system, Webroot’s full scan time took just under two hours, while a subsequent scan finished in an hour and a half. The current average is over an hour and a half, so Webroot is in line with the competition. (Credit: Webroot/PCMag)Online ConsoleAs part of getting started with Webroot, you’ll set up an online profile. The process has a strong emphasis on security. I don’t always use the strongest passwords for profiles used in testing since they’re only needed for the test duration. But Webroot requires a truly strong password, and logging in requires that you pass a standard CAPTCHA.You can further enhance your security by protecting your account with multi-factor authentication. You’d previously set up MFA by scanning a QR code with Google Authenticator or a workalike. Alas, Webroot has switched to using less secure SMS-based authentication.(Credit: WebRoot/PCMag)If you’re installing Webroot on a new device, click the Downloads and Features item from the console’s left-rail menu. Now, you can download the installer appropriate to your operating system or install the included LastPass app, which I’ll discuss below.You can view your protected devices from the console and confirm that their protective shields are active. You can also check your subscriptions and, if necessary, renew them here.(Credit: WebRoot/PCMag)Sharp-eyed users will note

Previously set up MFA by scanning a QR code with Google Authenticator or a workalike. Alas, Webroot has switched to using less secure SMS-based authentication.(Credit: WebRoot/PCMag)If you’re installing Webroot on a new device, click the Downloads and Features item from the console’s left-rail menu. Now, you can download the installer appropriate to your operating system or install the included LastPass app, which I’ll discuss below.You can view your protected devices from the console and confirm that their protective shields are active. You can also check your subscriptions and, if necessary, renew them here.(Credit: WebRoot/PCMag)Sharp-eyed users will note that the console is hosted on carbonite.com, not webroot.com. Indeed, this same console lets you manage Carbonite online backups. OpenText owns both Carbonite and Webroot.Lab TestsAs noted, Webroot handles new, unknown programs by letting them run under strict monitoring. It prohibits irreversible actions like sending personal data to the internet and keeps a journal of reversible actions, all while awaiting a verdict from Webroot's cloud analysis system. If the program under judgment proves to be nasty, Webroot wipes it out and reverses all its journaled changes.This system just isn't compatible with many independent lab tests. Labs like AV-Test Institute and AV-Comparatives expect antivirus programs to act immediately on malware they recognize, whether detection occurs using signatures, heuristics, or behavioral analysis. Webroot's relationship with the labs has been rocky. Just one of the four that I follow has recently included Webroot in testing.Researchers at MRG-Effitas report on two main tests, one specific to banking Trojans and one aiming to cover the full range of malware types. Security programs that don't earn near-perfect scores simply fail; these are tough tests. Webroot used to do particularly well in the all-types test, which offers certification to antiviruses that remediate all malware attacks within 24 hours. That sort

$56.09Availability: 1 in stock Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete 2024 Key (1 Year / 5 Devices) quantity Additional information System requirements Activation details Genres Software Platform Other Languages English Regional limitations 3 Windows OS: Windows XPProcessor: Intel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or other compatible processorMemory: 128 MB RAM (minimum)Hard Disk Space: 10 MBBrowser: Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 (Windows XP - IE8) and higher, Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and higher, Google Chrome 11.0 or higher, Safari 5 or newer, Opera 11 or newerInternet access Mac OS: Mac OS X 10.7 / macOS 10.12Processor: Intel Pentium/Celeron family, or AMD K6/Athlon/Duron family, or other compatible processorMemory: 128 MB RAM (minimum)Hard Disk Space: 10 MBBrowser: Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 (Windows XP - IE8) and higher, Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and higher, Google Chrome 11.0 or higher, Safari 5 or newer, Opera 11 or newerInternet access Android OS Android 4.4 (KitKat) or later iOS In order to redeem the code follow the instruction below:for PC:Download the software from hereLocate the file you saved and double-click the file to start the installation.When prompted, enter your keycode.Continue to follow the instructions as they appear.for MAC:Download the SecureAnywhere installer to your Mac from hereDouble-click Webroot SecureAnywhere.app to open the installer.Drag the Webroot SecureAnywhere icon into the Applications folder.Open the Applications folder by double-clicking the folder icon.In the Applications folder, double-click the Webroot SecureAnywhere icon to begin activation.In the first activation window, enter your keycode and click the Activate button. After you enter the keycode, a system prompt asks if you want to allow SecureAnywhere to make changes to your system.To confirm the installation, enter your Apple system password and click OK.