Computers, Security
PC Performer: How to permanently delete an application
Do not know how to uninstall PC Performer? In this publication, we will try to describe in detail how you can get rid of this application with your own efforts.
Why PC Performer is not deleted
PC Performer: manual deleting
First, you need to invoke the Task Descriptor and complete all processes associated with the application, such as: PCPerformer.exe and so on. Then open the My Computer window and enter the name of the program in the search field. Delete everything that will be provided to you in the search results, check if you have cleared all folders containing the name of interest to us.
Cleaning
You will have to clear the registry manually, since you will not be able to remove PC Performer completely without this important procedure. Be careful and try to remove from the list all keys containing the name of the program and its variations.
Resetting browser settings
You have faithfully carried out all the above instructions, but after a reboot or a day or two after the "expulsion", did the unwanted "helper" return to the computer again? This is possible if you have not read the article on how to remove the PC Performer to the end. The fact is that sometimes this application can affect the settings of your browser, for example, substitute search and home page. Therefore, in order to definitely get rid of the PC Performer, you will need to reset the settings of the browsers present on your PC. Here are some instructions for the most common browsers.
Internet Explorer
- Go to the "Start" menu and select "Open". In the field, type the following text-inetcpl.cpl, confirm by pressing Enter.
- Next you need to go to the "Advanced" tab and specify the reset parameters. An additional window opens, in which it will also be necessary to confirm the reset, delete the personal settings.
If you are a Windows 7 or Vista user, you will also need to open the "Start" and use the "Search" field. Enter the following characters in the field: inetcpl.cpl (without using quotation marks), confirm with Enter. The next steps are the same as for owners of Windows XP.
Google Chrome
On the "C" drive of your computer, locate the browser installation folder. Search address: C: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local \ Google \ Chrome \ Application \ User Data. Go to the installation folder, select the User Data directory from the list, inside you need to find the Default file. Rename. Name DefaultBackup. After the done manipulations, when you start up again, Google Chrome will create a new system file and the settings will be reset.
Mozilla Firefox
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