I say by stealth as i am very vigilant at reading installers very carefully to make sure i dont get any of this rubbish when i install anything. so am guessing that whatever they relate to was installed by stealth too at same time. It may be worth mentioning too, that when i was looking in "about:config" i discovered items relating to which are dodgy a**holes. WHAT do i do? i do hold spotify responsible for this as it was not me who asked a dodgy installer bundling company to install it. There are NO folders for it in programs list,Īnd no files i can spot inside firefox folderĪnd nothing that is obvious to me in "about:config" and i am REALLY unhappy about this, i can tell you!Īnd suddenly have an unasked for spotify web player install in my browser! Spotify NEED to understand this: by using dodgy distribution/promotion companies who bundle your software by "stealth" into other installer, you are gaining a BAD reputation. and when iused the search function on the help web page, it would only give me advice on RE-installing! i am very fed up with it and wont be using it again.
#Uninstall spotdox how to
and in fact even spotify has NO info on how to uninstall it from my browserr. i cant find evidence of it in "about:config" in my firefox browser.
It is NOT in my list of programs via control panel, or by using revo uninstaller. Hopefully this helps anyone who has gone through the same frustrations as me. > Proceed with the uninstall steps as usual- it will say something along the lines of "This program has already been uninstalled, do you want to remove it from your Programs and Applications list?" Click yes, and it should be gone for good. > Delete all the files there, (if you haven't stopped the webHelper application, it won't allow you to delete the webHelper file, just follow the instructions above!) Pick a few files to upload to your dropbox account, so that you can download and share them with other people. Then from any web browser, or using the free iOS app you will be able to browse all the files on your computer, mounted servers, etc.
> First- go into the folder where Spotify is installed- usually this is: C:\Users\\AppData(This is a hidden folder)\Roaming\Spotify Spotdox works with Dropbox to allow you to see all the files on your computer from anywhere. If the above doesn't work, try this alternatively: You can use the Task Manager on your computer to end this background application, by using Ctrl+Alt+Del on your keyboard, and scroll down until you see 'SpotifyWebHelper' application- select it, end the task- and proceed to uninstall Spotify. Hey, just went through the same issue as you- hopefully this will help anyone else looking to uninstall the desktop version of Spotify, on Windows.įirst of all- if you use the control panel to try and uninstall it, and it doesn't go away, it might be the 'webHelper' application holding you back.
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