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michkov
9 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Why is DBXsvc still running after uninstall of the program
I recently uninstalled Dropbox. Today, after 5 reboots, I find a process called DBXsvc running in the Task Manager. Turns out its a dropbox component. How is this still on my system if I uninstalled t...
dolphin_probs
9 years agoNew member | Level 2
It's because Dropbox leaves it's service installed and enabled after uninstallation. God only knows why...?? DROPBOX?!?? Big Brother.. CONSPIRACY MAYBE?? MAYBE THEY'RE AFTER US AAAAAAAAALLL!!
open a cmd prompt - type net stop dbxsvc
then type sc delete dbxsvc
Dolphin_forSand
9 years agoNew member | Level 2
dropbox_sucks ha escrito:It's because Dropbox leaves it's service installed and enabled after uninstallation. God only knows why...?? DROPBOX?!?? Big Brother.. CONSPIRACY MAYBE?? MAYBE THEY'RE AFTER US AAAAAAAAALLL!!
open a cmd prompt - type net stop dbxsvc
then type sc delete dbxsvc
Very helpful thanks, I should add that you should "Run as admin" the CMD to avoid Windows access denial
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