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After some debate, the has been approved. While I started this thread, and will maintain it, I am not an employee of Webroot or any other software company. I do not endorse any software product, nor imply that any product is better, or worse, than any other product. This is simply a listing of software removal tools I have found along the way that have been made available by the devoloper of the software. These are intended to be used as a handy reference for folks with damaged installations, expired software, or otherwise undesired software for which they wish to use a removal tool. In no way should the removal list thread be taken as a suggestion to remove the software listed.

Webroot is designed to be compatible with all other software, and this list is not intended to imply otherwise. This list is for removal tools/instructions of all types of software. Members of the community are encouraged to comment with additional software removal tools they have knowledge of as long as: 1) The removal tool or instructions are free for use, and provided by the developer of the software to be removed. 2) No suggestions or comments, outright or implied, be made that any of the software listed is inferior, undesireable, or should be removed. 3) All suggested submissions MUST point to the web page that the suggested tool is located on. I will not post the download itself as the user is solely responsible for any and all consequences for using any tool listed.

Morphvox Pro 4 2 10 Crackers. Anyone who chooses to use a tool is expected to read the documentation of any tool before use, and agree to the terms and conditions of the tool developer. Webroot, myself, and all others who may suggest tools to be included or post any comments here make no claims as to the effectiveness of any tool, nor will be held responsible for any unwanted affects or damage that may occur by using any tool listed.

4) Webroot reserves the right to remove any comment, suggestion, or the entire thread at their sole discretion at any time and for any reason. I appreciate the opportunity for the members of the community to be allowed this space for the purpose of helping each other and providing this information. NOTE: While in general I will only include programs from the software developer, there may be a few applications from a 3rd party. I consider 3rd party apps to be of greater risk, and so they are listed in red. Again, ALL applications listed are 'Use at your own Risk'.

Adobe • Read instructions carefully. AppRemover • This is a 3rd party utility. I reccomend reading the CNET reviews for this item. While it appears to have a good success rate, there have also been some bad impacts as well. It might be a good idea to use the software developers own tool (If available) first and use this as a secondary. Suggestion provided by: TripleHelix Avast • Short and sweet, but read directions carefully. AVG • Quite a few available tools here, you will need to select the correct one for the version that is to be removed.

Avira • Manual directions and Registry cleaner application BitDefender • Short and to the point. BullGuard • Instructions and links appear to be a bit confused, but also contains removal tool.

Comodo • Third Party Tool While this is located on the Comodo forums, the tool was developed by users, not the developer. Approach with caution.

Eset • Using the ESET Uninstaller may reset your Windows network settings. Command window, read directions carefully. F-Secure • FTP site. Instructions are in the readme.txt file.

G Data • Description, but no instructions. Java • Removal Applet, opens the removal tool in your browser. It should detect and remove old versions of Java. Kaspersky Labs • Several different products are listed, as well as specific directions for Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 LavaSoft Ad-Aware • No download, but the manual instructions are pretty straightforward and easy. Old post: 2006 Malwarebyte's • This is a discussion board thread that contains the download link, as well as instructions. McAfee • This covers a variety of products Microsoft • Third Party: Even though by Microsoft, this is meant for helping when uninstalling ANY program that failed to correctly uninstall. There have been several versions of this due to issues, so I recommended using with caution to be on the safe side.