Have tried numerous times to install Webroot on Macbook pro running Catalina, but when I download and then double click Webroot icon, nothing happens. Any help to complete install?
Webroot was running fine prior to this, although when opening the console, it had an amber background instead of green, with “subscription expiration” notice even though i have years remaining on subscription.
That is why i attempted uninstall/reinstall
Thanks for any help...Tom
Best answer by tom941
Hi All, just got my MacOs Catalina install issue resolved by phone support.
The only thing he could recommend to try on our own would be to run First Aid in Disk Utility after uninstalling Webroot, and then trying to re-install.
If this doesn’t work, contacting tech support is the only way to go, as some advanced commands used by them are only way to resolve the install issues which are unfortunately common in Catalina.
Good luck, hope this helps…….Tom
Hello
Please submit a Support Ticket or Contact Webroot Support to sort this problem. This service is FREE with a Paid Subscription.
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HTH,
Dave.
Hi Dave, yes I have followed all instructions in the post, to no avail. A support ticket has been submitted.
Thanks for the quick reply, appreciate it!
Regards….Tom
Tom, when you get a reply from Support with a fix can you please post why this is happening or what the fix is. You’re not the first to report this problem, “Double Clicking The Webroot Icon and Nothing Happening” while trying to install on macOS Catalina. The Webroot Forum Members would appreciate it. 
Hi All, just got my MacOs Catalina install issue resolved by phone support.
The only thing he could recommend to try on our own would be to run First Aid in Disk Utility after uninstalling Webroot, and then trying to re-install.
If this doesn’t work, contacting tech support is the only way to go, as some advanced commands used by them are only way to resolve the install issues which are unfortunately common in Catalina.
Good luck, hope this helps…….Tom
Thank you for posting back what Support told you for a solution to your problem. This will help other members that read the forum. Since you are the author of this post you have the privilege at marking the “Best Answer” to this thread. Just a suggestion: If I were you, I would pick your last post that included “First Aid in Disk Utility” as the Best Answer.
Have a great day Tom
Dave
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