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After installing MacOS Sierra, Webroot constantly crashes.
I installed MacOS Sierra on my iMac. Now Webroot constantly crashes ... to the point that it's unusable. I had the latest version of Webroot installed. Any suggestions on how to fix the problem short of going through the tedious process of rolling back Sierra to El Capitan ... something I really don't want to do.
Best answer by ProTruckDriver
Hello tackes, Welcome to the Webroot Community Forum. :D
Sorry to hear about Webroot constantly crashing. Usually a uninstall / reinstall of Webroot fixes most problems.
To uninstall Webroot SecureAnywhere, follow the instructions below.
You can install SecureAnywhere on Mac OS X 10.7 and above. An Internet connection is required to install the software.
To install the software:
HTH,
Dave. 😉
View originalSorry to hear about Webroot constantly crashing. Usually a uninstall / reinstall of Webroot fixes most problems.
To uninstall Webroot SecureAnywhere, follow the instructions below.
- Shut down SecureAnywhere by clicking the Webroot icon [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/wsa_icon.png[/img] in the menu bar and selecting Shut Down SecureAnywhere. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/macwebrootmenushutdown.png[/img] If prompted, confirm that you want to shut down SecureAnywhere.
- Open the Finder by clicking the Finder icon [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_finder_icon.png[/img] in the dock.
- Open the Applications directory. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_click_applications.png[/img]
- Click and drag the Webroot SecureAnywhere program icon into the Trash [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_trash_icon.png[/img] in the dock. A confirming window appears. Click Uninstall. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/macuninstallwsa.png[/img] Webroot SecureAnywhere is now uninstalled. There is no need to restart your computer.
You can install SecureAnywhere on Mac OS X 10.7 and above. An Internet connection is required to install the software.
To install the software:
- Click here to download the SecureAnywhere installer to your Mac. Or Click here if you have the Best Buy Geek Squad Subscription service.
- Double-click wsamac.dmg to open the installer.
- Drag the Webroot SecureAnywhere icon into the Applications folder. [img]https://uploads-us-west-2.insided.com/webroot-en/attachment/20009i5A795A42A96979B5.png[/img]
- In the first activation window, enter your keycode and click Activate.
HTH,
Dave. 😉
Hello tackes, Welcome to the Webroot Community Forum. :D
Sorry to hear about Webroot constantly crashing. Usually a uninstall / reinstall of Webroot fixes most problems.
To uninstall Webroot SecureAnywhere, follow the instructions below.
You can install SecureAnywhere on Mac OS X 10.7 and above. An Internet connection is required to install the software.
To install the software:
HTH,
Dave. 😉
Sorry to hear about Webroot constantly crashing. Usually a uninstall / reinstall of Webroot fixes most problems.
To uninstall Webroot SecureAnywhere, follow the instructions below.
- Shut down SecureAnywhere by clicking the Webroot icon [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/wsa_icon.png[/img] in the menu bar and selecting Shut Down SecureAnywhere. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/macwebrootmenushutdown.png[/img] If prompted, confirm that you want to shut down SecureAnywhere.
- Open the Finder by clicking the Finder icon [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_finder_icon.png[/img] in the dock.
- Open the Applications directory. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_click_applications.png[/img]
- Click and drag the Webroot SecureAnywhere program icon into the Trash [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/mac_trash_icon.png[/img] in the dock. A confirming window appears. Click Uninstall. [img]http://sw.nohold.net/Webroot/Images/macuninstallwsa.png[/img] Webroot SecureAnywhere is now uninstalled. There is no need to restart your computer.
You can install SecureAnywhere on Mac OS X 10.7 and above. An Internet connection is required to install the software.
To install the software:
- Click here to download the SecureAnywhere installer to your Mac. Or Click here if you have the Best Buy Geek Squad Subscription service.
- Double-click wsamac.dmg to open the installer.
- Drag the Webroot SecureAnywhere icon into the Applications folder. [img]https://uploads-us-west-2.insided.com/webroot-en/attachment/20009i5A795A42A96979B5.png[/img]
- In the first activation window, enter your keycode and click Activate.
HTH,
Dave. 😉
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I completely uninstalled Webroot from my Mac ... even the items that the uninstall program left behind. I reinstalled Webroot version 9.0.3.39: 459. I'm still having the same problem with it crashing. I will submit a support ticket.
+62Hello and Welcome to the Community Forum.
Please look here for more information https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus/Critical-Update-to-Webroot-for-Mac-9-0-2-45-before-updating-to/ta-p/267857
Please look here for more information https://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnywhere-Antivirus/Critical-Update-to-Webroot-for-Mac-9-0-2-45-before-updating-to/ta-p/267857
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Please let us know what Supports reply is. They will probably want Webroot Logs from your computer. If so, they will instruct you on how to do that by way of the Support Ticket. 😃
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"Apple has announced plans to release their newest Mac operating system (macOS Sierra) to the public on Tuesday, September 20th. To ensure continued protection, it is critical that customers update their Webroot SecureAnywhere software before upgrading their Mac operating system. Instructions for upgrading can be found here." It would have been nice to have had this notification before I upgraded to Sierra. Webroot dropped the ball on this one and now their customers are paying the price.
+62Sorry you didn't hear of this information. I do know that some of us got an email from Webroot concerning this.. Sorry that you did not ...Webroot Support will help you.
Windows Insider, iMac 2021 27 in i5 Retina 5, iMac OS Sequoia (15.3.2}, Security: iPads, W 10 & (VM:15), ALIENWARE 17R4, W10 Workstation, ALIENWARE 15 R6, W11, Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ Internet Security Complete (Android Samsung Galaxy Ultra Note 23, Webroot Beta Tester. Security
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? have you checked your Spam Folder in your email? Sometimes my Webroot's emails goes into my Spam Folder for some unknown reason.
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+56Sorry about that - we tried to trumpet the news far and wide but it's tough to reach everyone. Apologies that we didn't reach you in time.@ wrote:
"Apple has announced plans to release their newest Mac operating system (macOS Sierra) to the public on Tuesday, September 20th. To ensure continued protection, it is critical that customers update their Webroot SecureAnywhere software before upgrading their Mac operating system. Instructions for upgrading can be found here." It would have been nice to have had this notification before I upgraded to Sierra. Webroot dropped the ball on this one and now their customers are paying the price.
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