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Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-V manually This section applies to NSX-V environments only. For NSX-T instructions, see Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-T manually. If you tried to remove vCenter from Deep Security Manager using the steps in Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-V automatically, and you saw an error stating Unable to remove Deep Security from VMware, it may be because Deep Security Manager lost connectivity with NSX Manager. If this error occurs, you must remove Deep Security from NSX Manager manually. First, remove the NSX Manager from Deep Security Manager In Deep Security Manager, go to Computers. In the navigation tree on the left, right-click the vCenter and select Properties. On the NSX Manager tab, click Remove NSX Manager. Click OK. Next, remove the Trend Micro service on NSX Manager In the vSphere Web Client, go to Home > Networking and Security > Service Composer > Security Policies. Delete the Deep Security security policies. Go to Home > Networking and Security > Installation > Service Deployments. Delete the Trend Micro Deep Security service deployment. Go to Home > Networking and Security > Service Definitions > Service Managers. Select Deep Security Service Manager and click the pencil icon. Deselect Operational State. Go to Home > Networking and Security > Service Definitions > Services. Click Trend Micro Deep Security and click the pencil icon. In the left navigation pane, click Service Instances, and then click Trend Micro Deep Security-GlobalInstance, also on the left. In the main pane, select Default (EBT) and click Delete to remove the service profile. In the left navigation pane, click Service Instances. In the main pane, click Trend Micro Deep Security-GlobalInstance and click Delete to remove the service instance. Select the Trend Micro Deep Security service definition and click the delete icon at the very top to remove

Article ID : S500011345 / Last Modified : 11/04/2018PrintChange the security level of Internet Explorer.Regarding how to change the security level of Internet Explorer, please refer to the following steps.■Internet Explorer 6.0 ■Internet Explorer 7.0■Internet Explorer 6.0 Double-click Internet Explorer.Click Tools, and then click Internet Options....When the Internet Options window appears, click Security. In Select a Web content zone to specify its security settings., select the zone.※Regarding the details of Security Zones, please refer to ●About Security Zones.Move the slider to set Security level for this zone, and then click OK.If there is no slider, please click Default Level to display the slider, and move it to the proper level.※Regarding the details of security levels please refer to ●About Security Levels.In addition, if user needs to customize the security levels, please click Custom Level.... When the Security Settings window appears, user can select the option that user wants, and then click OK.RemarkIf user wants to restore the security level to its default value, please click Default Level in Security level for this zone, and then click OK.■Internet Explorer 7.0 Double-click Internet Explorer.Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.When the Internet Options window appears, click Security. In Select a zone to view or change security settings., select the zone.※Regarding the details of Security Zones please refer to ●About Security Zones.Move the slider to set Security level for this zone, and then click OK.If there is no slider, please click Default Level to display the slider, and move it to the proper level.※Regarding the details of security levels please refer to ●About Security LevelsIn addition, if user needs to customize the security levels, please click Custom level.... When Security Settings-Internet Zone window appears, select the perferred option , and then click OK.RemarkTo restore the security level to its default value, please click Default level in Security level for this zone, and then click OK.●About ZonesThere are four types of Security Zones in Internet Explorer.ZonesDescriptionsDefault LevelInternet Explorer4.* to 6.0Internet Explorer7.0 InternetThis zone contains all Web sites that are not on the computer or on the local intranet, or that are not already assigned to another zone.MediumMedium-highLocal intranetThis zone contains all Web sites that are on the organization's intranet.It also contains Web sites user adds.Please consult the network administrator for details.Medium-lowMedium-lowTrusted sitesThis zone contains Web sites that user trusts as safe not to damage the computer or data).User feels free to log on the Web sites.LowMediumRestricted sitesThis zone contains Web sites that could potentially damage the computer or data.User feels free to log on the Web sites.HighHigh●About security LevelsThe following security levels can be set in different security zones. Security levelsDescriptionsHighThe default level in the Restricted sites zone is set to High.Under this level, ActiveX and JAVA are not allowed.Medium-high※Only for Internet Explorer 7 The default level in the Internet zone is set to Medium-high. It is applicable for almost all Web pages.MediumThe default level in the Internet zone is set to Medium. It will not affect the general ability to browse Web pages.Medium-lowThe

It. Finally, delete vCenter from Deep Security Manager: In Deep Security Manager, click Computers. Right-click your vCenter on the left and click Remove VMware vCenter. A wizard appears. For a description of the options in this wizard, see Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-V automatically. You have now manually removed Deep Security from your NSX-V environment. Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-T manually First, delete the Deep Security Virtual Appliance service deployment: In NSX-T Manager, go to System > Service Deployments > DEPLOYMENT. From the Partner Service drop-down list, select Trend Micro Deep Security. A service deployment appears, if it is not already visible. Click the three dots next to the service deployment name and then select Delete. Next, delete the Deep Security Virtual Appliance policy and associated rule: In NSX-T Manager, click Security > Endpoint Protection > RULES. Select the policy and then click Delete. Click Publish to have the changes take effect. The policy and associated rule are deleted. Next, delete the Deep Security Virtual Appliance service profile: In NSX-T Manager, click System > Endpoint Protection > SERVICE PROFILES. Click the three dots next to the service profile and select Delete. Finally, delete vCenter from Deep Security Manager: In Deep Security Manager, click Computers. Right-click your vCenter on the left and click Remove VMware vCenter. A wizard appears. For a description of the options in this wizard, see Uninstall Deep Security from NSX-V automatically. You have now manually removed Deep Security from your NSX-T environment.

To Control Panel. Click Uninstall a Program. Find 360 Total Security and click Uninstall. Remove 360 Total Security from Windows 8: Hover mouse pointer to the bottom-right corner to see Menu. Click Search. After that click Apps. Then Control Panel. Click Uninstall a Program under Programs. Find 360 Total Security, click Uninstall. Remove 360 Total Security from Windows 10: There are 2 ways to uninstall 360 Total Security from Windows 10 Way one Click on the Start button. In opened menu choose Settings. Click on the System tile. Click Apps & features and locate 360 Total Security in the list. Click on it and then click Uninstall button near it. Way two (classic) Right-click on the Start button. In opened menu choose Programs and Features. Locate 360 Total Security in the list. Click on it and then click Uninstall button above. Cannot uninstall 360 Total Security In some cases, 360 Total Security won’t uninstall and gives you message, that “You do not have sufficient access to uninstall 360 Total Security. Please, contact your system administrator” when you try to remove it from Control Panel or “Access denied” error when removing 360 Total Security folder and files. This happens, because file wtc.exe or service does not allow you to do it. In this case I will recommend you to use SpyHunter 5 or Malwarebytes or uninstall 360 Total Security in Safe Mode. To boot in Safe Mode do the following: Reboot your computer. While it starts booting press F8 button. This

Change the current security key, enter the new key here. Note Once you change the security key, a Secure Key Verification pop-up window appears where you need to enter the current security key to verify it. Confirm Security Key field Re-enter the security key. Modify Security Key check box Note This option appears only for remote key management. If you select this option the security key on the KMIP server is modified. Suggest button Suggests the security key or key ID that can be assigned. Save button Saves the data. Cancel button Cancels the action. Step 5 Click Save. This modifies the controller security settings. Disabling Controller Security This option is available only on some C-series servers. Before you begin You must log in with admin privileges to perform this task. You must have first enabled controller security to disable it. Procedure Step 1 In the Navigation pane, click the Storage menu. Step 2 In the Storage menu, click the appropriate LSI MegaRAID or HBA controller. Step 3 In the Controller Info area, click Disable Drive Security. Step 4 Click OK in the confirmation pop-up window. This disables controller security. Switching Controller Security Between Local and Remote Key Management This task allows you to switch controller security from local management to remote management, and from remote to local management. Before you begin You must log in with admin privileges to perform this task. Procedure Step 1 In the Navigation pane, click the Storage menu. Step 2 In the Storage menu, click the appropriate LSI MegaRAID or HBA controller. Step 3 In the Controller Info area, to switch the controller security from remote to local management, click Switch to Local Key Management. Note When you switch from remote to local key management, ensure that you disable KMIP secure key management first. Step 4 (Optional) Similarly, if you want to switch the controller security from local to remote management, click Switch to Remote Key Management. Step 5 Click OK to confirm. Creating Virtual Drive from Unused Physical Drives Before you begin You must log in with admin privileges to perform this task. Procedure Step 1 In the Navigation pane, click the Storage menu. Step 2 In the Storage menu, click the appropriate LSI MegaRAID or HBA controller. Step 3 In the Actions area, click Create Virtual Drive from Unused Physical Drives. The Create Virtual Drive from Unused Physical Drives dialog box displays.