No shortcuts were created on installation

Hello Mallin
 
Welcome to the Webroot Community,
 

 

Hi Mallin
 
Welcome to the Community Forums.
 
If I may just add here...there is only one shortcut created which should appear on the Desktop, and that is for access to the main app panel, which you can also reach by double left clicking on the notification/system tray icon for WSA.
 
As per the screenshots provided by Sherry...if unchecked then check it, click 'Save' and enter the CAPTCHA characters requested, again as per Sherry's example.
 
BUT if the option is ALREADY CHECKED then uncheck it, click 'Save' and enter the CAPTCHA characters requested, and then immediately check the tick box again & click 'Save' (no need to enter the CAPTCHA characters this time).
 
The case of the 'checked but no Desktop shortcut' is an issue that comes up occassionally and no one can track...but luckily it only comes up occassionally. ;)
 
In either case you should find the shortcut appearing on your Desktop...but if not then just reboot and that should do it.
 
Hope that helps?
 
Regards, Baldrick

"Show a Start Menu shortcut" was already checked.  I unchecked it, the empty directories were deleted.  When I rechecked it, the same empty directories were recreated:  Webroot SecureAnywhere > Tools > (Empty).
 
Create a desktop shortcut was not checked, and when I checked it, it at least created a shortcut on the desktop that I could then move to the Start Menu.  So it's usable at least in case the icon doesn't appear in the system tray.
 
Are there any Tools shortcuts that would normally be installed since it's creating a subdirectory for it?  I'm on Windows 7 x64 up-to-date with all patches.
 
Thanks for the help.

Hi Mallin
 
Ah ha, so it does seem to be a case of the old ''option checked but no |Desktop shortcut' issue...;)
 
I am running Windows 10 and under the Start Menu entry for 'Webroot' I see:
 
My Webroot Vault (which is related to the Password Manager feature)
Uninstall Webroot
Webroot Help
Webroot Website
 
but nothing else, and I do not recall anything other than that when I was running Windows 7.
 
So the answer is essentially 'No' to the any 'Tools shortcuts' question.
 
Regards, Baldrick

Thanks for the clarification on that, seems I've got all I need then with the one shortcut.
 
Thanks again for the help.
 
 

Hi Mallin
 
Indeed you do, and you are most welcome.
 
Have a great weekend.
 
Regards, Baldrick