I have not had any of this but I could see where it would be a good idea and also why not. I have an old asus h series board. It does come with a lot of extra software, but I only load the

The whole purpose of the utility is so folks can't access it. It's basically a motherboard rootkit. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message

Chris S, check out: https://www.techpowerup.com/248827/asus-z390-motherboards-automatically-push-software-into-your-windows-installation?cp=3 -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by

I would try using Narrator to gain access to this utility. Sometimes, NVDA appears to have frozen. No object navigation, nothing else works. Pro Max

Thanks, that was a helpful response. LOL

never hurd of it

Has anybody run across a utility that lives in the System Tray called Q-Installer? It appears to be an update manager for my motherboard, but it doesn’t seem too accessible with NVDA. Do any of you

1 of these days if I ever get a bit of spare change, I'm gonna get a test computer, just for malware analysis as well as for testing the functionality or lack thereof for programs like this 1. Why is

- And it sounds, to me, like non-critical documentation that simply remains un-updated. They'd be better off not describing a Captcha at all, these days, as they keep evolving. Not to mention that I

No, I fixed it already, sorry.

If you need an accessible uninstaller go to google and look for "BCU" It can even do quiet uninstallers which is nice.

Actually I have encountered some sites especially on some routers that have no audio captcha.one of the sites I encountered is tiny.cc, I think I got that right. You cannot create an account as there

Well, perhaps you're correct. However, my experience w/these uninstall captchas has never been good, and this quote is from their website which makes me believe that trend persists. " Require the

- Jackie, Think about what Webroot actually is and it's no surprise that a Captcha is used by the uninstaller. It's just another way to prevent "bot uninstallation" without human intervention. It's

The problem w/this particular program, all, is that the uninstaller has a frickin captcha. Aint that special! This tool is designed to nuke Webroot, but, if it doesn't work, please be advised,

Hello, Betina, and welcome on list. Please try this: https://answers.webroot.com/Webroot/ukp.aspx?pid=7&app=vw&vw=1&solutionid=1034 Solution obtained

- Amen, Gene! Most problems precisely defined are already partially solved. ~ Harry Lorayne, Memory Makes Money -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043 Nothing in all

Hi, I had that program when I brought my computer back from Best Buy after having it repaired. I had trouble uninstalling it too so I called the Microsoft disability line and they helped me get

I use to run that a long time ago when it actually worked. I gave it up when it wouldn't quit calling jaws a virus, and then came the advertisements.

that’s an illustration of the importance of giving details at the outset such as the program and the specifics of the problem. I often see people ask how to do something without giving specifics