Here is the Webroot removal script I found that worked well for me: mrmsp/msp-script-dev/blob/main/remove-webroot.ps1 # Removes Webroot SecureAnywhere by force REG.exe ADD HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SafeBoot\Network\Syncro /f /ve /t REG_SZ /d Service # Reboot now in Safe Mode with Networking # List the current boot environments to the script output # Create Syncro variable dropdown with these values: list (default), reboot_safe_networking, reboot_normal, enable_f8, disable_f8 # If the client PC is connected via WIFI the script will cancel itself as WIFI will not automatically connect in Safe Mode. You might not be able to login, but at least the next client login will get it back to normal.
If you can't login, once a client logs in, it will start the reboot timer and clean itself up. # Note you must login for the timer to begin. Returning to normal mode by running the script again also works. # Safe mode contains a 15 min return to normal mode automatically script.
Shows available operating systems, reboot in safe mode with syncro, reboot back to normal, enable F8 startup key, disabled F8 startup key Here is my current safe mode boot script: mrmsp/msp-script-dev/blob/main/safe-mode-f8-reboot.ps1 # Reboot mode script. I know I had some lingering installs that kept Bitdefender from installing and I used an uninstall script that only worked in safe mode to finally get ahead of uninstalling webroot from those.
I am pretty sure it does, but you can also check your webroot console.
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