We will address your security responsibility in the AWS Cloud and the different security-oriented services available. with leaving the icon in the uninstall menu if anyone is-reasonably-certain that the actual guts of the AA have been disemboweled and that it is not involved in some behind-the-scenes mischief.In that case, reboot your computer.
That has stopped now-but I can't get rid of the bloody icon in the uninstaller. At this point, I believe that the AA is not longer functioning-I just can't get rid of the icon in the uninstall menu.Īt its worst, the AA was toggling back and forth between AA and 1click, and opening empty "aa.hta" boxes on the screen in large numbers. I haven't tried reloading the OS from the Acer USB HDD, because when I get to the "OK" screen the touchpad stops working-and I haven't got a mouse handy (and it is four degrees outside so I am not going to buy one at the moment!)Īny other ideas? The uninstall menu still has the AA icon-but the uninstall button is greyed-out, so I can't make it go away. I have not gone into the registry and tried removing the AmazonBrowserbar.3.0.dll or the AmazonAssistant.aa.hta. I have not removed extensions, addons or plugins from IE or Edge. ( I quarantined and/or removed AA PUP when it showed up-and it did)Ĥ) Removing extensions from Chrome and Firefoxĥ) Uninstalling and Reinstalling Chrome (2x)Ħ) Calling Amazon and spending two hours retrying everything listed above-and having to listen to profuse apologies from the attendant as to why nothing will work.ħ) Kept returning to the task manager and clicking "end task" on the AA until it-finally-went away. 3) Running Malwarebytes and MWB Adwcleaner and Beta Rootkit, Zemana AMW, Mcafee AV and Rootkit.
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