[Technology] One for the IT Security Geeks

[Official Old Man]

Going to bump this rather than start a new thread.
RAV Endpoint Protection.
No idea where I've downloaded this, but somehow I have. Internet shows it's very hard to get rid of. It's not a Malware but a genuine Internet Security program, just that I don't want it. Keeps popping up with warnings. I use AVG and have the best security. How do I remove this thing?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I was wondering where the spam junk emails I get at my work address find me. I can only think it comes via Linked In even though I took my email address off it ages ago.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Also, is is worth clicking on the "unsubscribe" link, or does that just make it worse?

 

[RandyWanger]

Going to bump this rather than start a new thread.
RAV Endpoint Protection.
No idea where I've downloaded this, but somehow I have. Internet shows it's very hard to get rid of. It's not a Malware but a genuine Internet Security program, just that I don't want it. Keeps popping up with warnings. I use AVG and have the best security. How do I remove this thing?

Mac Professional, I come in peace.

Microsoft Powertools should be able to close the open sessions using File Locksmith.

Once it's not running it should be easier to remove.

IOBit unlocker will do similar. You need to know where RAV is saved on your PC though to be able to delete it.