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Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus uses a radically new cloud-based approach to online security that protects you against the latest threats as soon as they emerge. And it does so at blazing fast speeds, scanning your entire PC in about 2 minutes. (After the initial scan of your PC, full system scans will typically take two minutes or less.) With Webroot's first-of-its-kind security portal, you can set your protection settings once and they'll automatically be updated for all of your registered PCs. Versatile and effective, Webroot SecureAnywhere AntiVirus can be a standalone security solution or an extra layer of defense against threats. Advanced Threat Protection * Blocks viruses, Trojans, spyware, rootkits, and other malware threats * Scans your entire PC in about two minutes* * Stops unknown threats based on suspicious behavior * Continually updates itself so it's always current and you don't have to download updates * Prevents malicious programs from changing your security settings * Runs scans automatically or schedules them to run whenever you want OS: Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64

Invoice total in order to receive a refund. In my testing, Webroot reimbursed funds to my checking account in just 36 hours. You can read more about our tests in our Webroot review.Choose an alternative antivirus once you’ve received your refund. Norton is my favorite choice because it caught more malware in my testing than Webroot, plus it has excellent additional features like a password manager, mobile apps, and parental controls. Bitdefender is another excellent premium option (with a cloud-based scanner like Webroot), and Malwarebytes is a low-cost and minimal option with a good malware scanner.How to Cancel Your Webroot Subscription on Your iPhone or iPadBecause Webroot’s protections can only be purchased from its website (not the Apple App store), you can simply follow my directions above to cancel Webroot on your iPhone or iPad’s web browser.Once your subscription is canceled, follow my directions below to uninstall Webroot from your iPhone or iPad.How to Cancel Your Webroot Subscription on Your Android Smartphone or TabletWebroot doesn’t handle payments through the Google Play Store, so you can just log into the browser on your Android device and follow my instructions above to remove Webroot from your Android device.Once you’ve canceled your Webroot subscription, pick a new antivirus solution and then follow my instructions to remove Webroot from your Android device.Quick Summary of the Best Webroot Alternatives in 2025 Editor’s Choice Best overall Webroot alternative in 2025 with 100% malware detection and lots of extras. Most of our readers choose Norton Comprehensive internet security suite with a lightweight cloud-based scanner. Easy-to-navigate with great web protection + $1 million identity insurance. How to Uninstall & Fully Remove Webroot Files From Your DevicesIf you’re selecting an alternative antivirus, you need to uninstall Webroot (having multiple antivirus programs running simultaneously can actually make their scanners malfunction). The uninstall process is different for every operating system, so I’ve broken the process down for different OS’s and different versions of Windows.Uninstall Webroot From Your Windows PC or Laptop.Uninstall Webroot From Your Mac.Uninstall Webroot From Your iPhone or iPad.Uninstall Webroot From Your Android Smartphone or Tablet.How to Uninstall Webroot From Your Windows PC or LaptopUninstall Webroot on Windows 11.Uninstall Webroot on Windows 10.Uninstall Webroot on Windows 11Click the Start button on the bottom left corner of your screen. Type “programs” in the search bar on the Start Menu.Click on Add or remove programs after it pops up in the Start Menu. Scroll through the App list until you find Webroot’s icon. Select the 3 horizontal dots next to Webroot, and click Uninstall. Follow the directions from Webroot’s uninstallation wizard.Uninstall Webroot on Windows 10Type “remove” in the search bar in the bottom left corner and select Add or remove programs.

Is by Prevx ( which touts itself as at the leading edge of rootkit detection and removal. Incidentally, blog posts by their staff are very informative and provide important information about the techniques used by ZeroAccess to elude detection and persist within an infected system. I found interesting blog posts dated December 12, 2010, April 11, 2011, and May 1, 2011, all by Marco Giuliani ( I especially encourage interested readers to look at the Prevx paper by Marco Giuliani, “ZeroAccess – an Advanced Kernel Mode Rootkit".See I was hopeful that Prevx might actually have developed a tool that would rid my system of the Rootkit ZeroAccess, I was wrong. I found that their tool Webroot SecureAnywhere was no more effective at detecting or removing ZeroAccess than was SEP. It found nothing; it removed nothing.The reason for this is simple. The Rootkit ZeroAccess immediately hooked and neutralized the new version of SEP, 11.0.7200.1147, that I installed tonight as well as the tool developed by Prevx, Webroot SecureAnywhere, that I also installed tonight. GMER provides the grizzly details as reported below.GMER 1.0.15.15641 - scan 2012-04-29 20:27:41Windows 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Harddisk0\DR0 -> \Device\Ide\IdeDeviceP0T0L0-4 Maxtor_6Y120P0 rev.YAR41BW0Running: crrp5xot.exe; Driver: C:\DOCUME~1\jdeegan\LOCALS~1\Temp\ugtdapod.sys---- System - GMER 1.0.15 ----SSDT 89C7E2D8 ZwAlertResumeThreadSSDT 899B41A8 ZwAlertThreadSSDT 8A501270 ZwAllocateVirtualMemorySSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwAssignProcessToJobObject [0xF7458B30]SSDT 89C15EC0 ZwConnectPortSSDT 89BE9EA8 ZwCreateMutantSSDT 8A4E2BE0 ZwCreateThreadSSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwDebugActiveProcess [0xF7458A30]SSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwDeleteKey [0xF7459250]SSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwDeleteValueKey [0xF7459350]SSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwDuplicateObject [0xF7458790]SSDT 89CB1960 ZwFreeVirtualMemorySSDT 8A5164B0 ZwImpersonateAnonymousTokenSSDT 8A5163D8 ZwImpersonateThreadSSDT 8A1D7CC0 ZwMapViewOfSectionSSDT 89C8A818 ZwOpenEventSSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwOpenProcess [0xF7458F70]SSDT 8A587810 ZwOpenProcessTokenSSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwOpenSection [0xF7459080]SSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwOpenThread [0xF7458E40]SSDT 8A500918 ZwOpenThreadTokenSSDT \??\C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\wpsdrvnt.sys (Symantec CMC Firewall WPS/Symantec Corporation) ZwProtectVirtualMemory [0xB66D8E80]SSDT 89C39F10 ZwResumeThreadSSDT 8A539A88 ZwSetContextThreadSSDT 8A1D4420 ZwSetInformationProcessSSDT 8A49B8C0 ZwSetInformationThreadSSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwSetValueKey [0xF7459470]SSDT 89C8B428 ZwSuspendProcessSSDT 8A5162F8 ZwSuspendThreadSSDT WRkrn.sys (Webroot SecureAnywhere/Webroot) ZwSystemDebugControl [0xF74591F0]SSDT 89C32C18 ZwTerminateProcessSSDT 8A522978 ZwTerminateThreadSSDT 8A5153F8 ZwUnmapViewOfSectionSSDT 8A50F4A0 ZwWriteVirtualMemory---- Kernel code sections - GMER 1.0.15 ----.text ntoskrnl.exe!ZwYieldExecution + 46A 804E4CC4 12 Bytes [28, B4, C8, 89, F8, 62, 51, ...].text C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\nv4_mini.sys section is writeable [0xB6DC83C0, 0x95B7EA, 0xE8000020]init C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\senfilt.sys entry point in "init" section [0xB6CEAF80]So, the odyssey sadly continues. As the reader can see plainly, ZeroAccess has hooked the kernel and thereby rendered my antivirus systems impotent against it.Doesn’t anyone know of a tool that will actually detect and deleted the Rootkit ZeroAccess?!

Scroll down the list of installed apps until you find the icon for Webroot. Click on it, before selecting Uninstall two times. Follow Webroot’s uninstallation wizard until it’s finished.How to Uninstall Webroot From Your MacLaunch Finder. You can find it on the left side of your Mac’s dock.Locate the Webroot app, then drag and drop it into the Trash. Enter your Mac credentials to uninstall the Webroot app from your Mac.How to Uninstall Webroot From Your iPhone or iPadPress and hold the Webroot iOS app icon until a small pop-up window appears.Tap Remove App (usually located at the bottom of the list), then Delete App > Delete. If you’re running an older version of iOS and the icons are shaking on the screen, there should be an “X” on the top left corner of your Webroot Mobile Security icon. Tap the “X”, then tap Delete. You can then click Done or your iPhone home button.How to Uninstall Webroot From Your Android Smartphone or TabletOpen the Settings app, and then tap Apps & Notifications (or just Apps on some Android versions). Scroll down to and tap the Webroot icon.Tap Uninstall in the App info menu. Press and hold the Webroot app icon and tap App info.In the App info menu, tap Uninstall. Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is Webroot’s refund policy?It’s pretty generous. Webroot offers a 70-day money-back guarantee for home users. To initiate a refund, submit a refund request form with the invoice number and the exact dollar amount shown on the invoice.If you’re uninstalling Webroot from all of your devices, make sure you aren’t leaving your system unprotected. There are a lot of good Webroot alternatives on the market in 2025, including my favorite antivirus program, Norton 360 (which has better malware detection rates, better anti-phishing protection, and more additional features than Webroot).How long does it take to get your money back after canceling Webroot?It takes 3–5 business days to get your money back after canceling your Webroot subscription. When I tested it, I had my money back in just over a day.While Webroot may be quick to issue your refund, factors involved with your payment institution can also impact how long it takes to get your money back. And make sure you’re keeping your system secure — if you’re uninstalling Webroot, you should definitely choose an alternative antivirus to protect you devices.How do you cancel Webroot auto-renewal?Canceling auto-renewal is easy. Just go to the Webroot website and log into your account. Then select the Subscriptions option, hit the Manage button, and choose to turn off auto-renewal.I’ve included more detailed instructions for this process above, including notes on how to request a refund from Webroot and how to uninstall it from