Windows 10: Wondershare MobileGo Removal

I have Windows10 Home 64bit. Somehow Wondershare MobileGo has piggybacked on another app - don't know which unfortunately. I certainly did not want it and uninstalled from Control Panel. However there are many files remaining in the Registry. I am worried about just deleting them as I wonder if doing so will have any adverse effect elsewhere. Can anyone advise me in words of one syllable please.

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Mysteriously-Appearing Bundled Software: Fun For The Whole Family... Or Justifiable Cause For A Little Healthy Mayhem?

Judging by this search:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Mobilego&t=ffcm

MobileGo is a phone managing app...

Meant as info, don't download anything from this site:
http://www.shouldiremoveit.com/Wondershare-MobileGo-78337-program.aspx

If you don't need it, uninstall it.

If you can't uninstall it normally, then try with free GeekUninstaller (Geek Uninstaller - the best FREE uninstaller) or with free RevoUninstaller (Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Free and Full Download - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems)

 

PC suite for windows phone 8.1

i think windows should develope a PC SUITE for windows phone. like its rival ANDROID has many also very useful PC suites, like wondershare mobileGO.

 

Hello JamandJerusalem,

Use free edition of CCleaner to remove those left behind files. *Wink

Click-on the registry cleaner button to remove all.

You may need to run the registry cleaner a few times to completely remove everything.

You'll be prompted to back-up whatever you remove, be sure to do this.

Download CCleaner here:


Hope this helps,
John

 

Hi John

Thanks for the quick reply. I have run CCleaner and wow there were hundreds of files but I eventually located a number of Wondershare ones which I deleted. I then ran regedit but it still shows up with files covering Default REG_SZ. Install info REG_SZ, Showtip REG_SZ, Show welcome REG_SZ,TipsEnable REG_DWORD and Version REG_SZ. Can I delete or is there some other way? I can't see them anywhere in CCleaner.

Thanks Vivian

 

Here's a removal tool.

http://softuninstall.com/remove-wond...n-3-1-0-1.html

If the removal tool doesn't completely get rid of it, you'll have to install it again, then follow a removal guide.

There are several removal guides for this in Google search.

Let us know if you need more help.

John

 

Back again

Norton will not let me download the uninstaller - is it a false positive?

 

Hello, I was away for awhile eating dinner, and taking a break. *Sleep

Disable Norton, then downloaded, installed, and run the cleanup tool.

You can set Norton's disable function either by time or to remain disabled until you reboot.

I ran Norton for over 10 years, but no longer need it. Don't like paying for software.

At least for me, Windows Defender and Windows Firewall seem to do the trick.

Keep us posted on your progress.

John

 

Hi

I have now removed everything and just hope it all works in the days to come - all will be revealed in due course.

Thank you for your help - I'll come back and post as solved in a few days if all remains well.

 

OK, keep us posted. *Wink

John

 

Yes all still seems well on that front

Many thanks for your help

 

Glad to see you got it sorted. *Smile

We can consider this issue closed.

John