﻿1. Removing F-Prot 6.x.

1.1. The tool has two modes in which it can run: GUI and silent.

1.2. GUI-mode.
In this mode, the tool will show a wealth of information about what it is doing and will prompt for reboot, if a reboot would be needed to finish the job. It will guide you through the process of product removal. In order to use this mode, simply double-click the FPAVEX executable or start it in any other way you are used to start programs. Any command line parameters will be ignored, in this mode.

1.3. Silent mode:
The silent mode exists to enable administrators of networks to use the tool without the graphical user interface. Thus no prompts are given and the tool will just automatically do its job. To use this mode, the minimum requirement is to give the /S option at the command line. This will switch to silent mode. However, there are two more command line options for fine-tuning the behavior of FPAVEX. These are:
     
/NOREBOOT - This option will cause FPAVEX to not reboot. Under normal circumstances, it would reboot after removal of any found product (or not reboot if nothing was removed). This command line switch prevents it from this automatism. However, please note that a reboot is *required* to finalize the removal of a running F-PROT installation in any case.
     
/SELFDEL - This option will cause FPAVEX to remove itself upon reboot. That is, if you give this switch, the executable will be gone after reboot. This is ideal in distributed environments, where you just want to launch the tool, have it do its job, but want no remainders ...


2. Removing F-Prot 3.x.

Run the file fpav3ex.exe. After running the program if it returns ERRORLEVEL 0 (or shows DONE before leaving), a reboot is required. Information on the actions executed will be saved to a text file uninstfpav3.log.

Note: The program has a key /selfdel, who will schedule removal of its own files on completion.




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