I’m not sure if I should thank the authors considering it’s their software that I had to remove to begin with. Just for the sake of “longevity”, I paste a copy of the article below. If you ever need to know How to manually uninstall Symantec Endpoint Protection client from Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 2008 32-bit, this seems to have done it for me.Ī lot of tedious key removal in one of the sections, so this little script saved me some carpel-tunnel syndrome! *Your user can use this tool or the standard Windows / Mac program uninstall per each operating system.*ġ) Download the CleanWipe tool from here and Launch the Symantec Endpoint Protection uninstall wizard.Ģ) Accept the license agreement, and then click Next.ģ) Select the Symantec products you want to remove, and then click Next twice.Ĥ) When the tool finishes running, you may be prompted to restart the computer.ĥ) After the computer restarts, CleanWipe reopens and continues to run.Ĩ) The Symantec products you selected are now uninstalled.Even worse considering I had to do this to my PRODUCTION EXCHANGE SERVER!

Each site has their own installer keycode and endpoints will nest automatically to the site per the code supplied.ĥ) In the installation panel, enter the keycode.Ħ) Once completed the icon will appear in their system tray (about 30 seconds) and shortly into your Webroot management console. Note the 'Installer Ke圜ode' which will be required during install.

Kindly download the Window / Mac installer respectively per their OS need. If you plan on isolating the security or giving customers any level of console access we recommend a site per customer.Ĥ) You can see the available sites for your Webroot tenant. Please note you can create multiple sites per tenant one for each customer or you can nest all endpoints within one site. Once prerequisites have been met please follow these steps :ģ) Click + icon of the Webroot Tenant. Prerequisite : Before installing Webroot Endpoint Business a Tenant & Site need to exist

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