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Patrick
3 Dec 2023
I used IObit Uninstaller. It took out all the registries for this Malware. No problems.
Garbage app/software needs a stern warning about 'using at own risk'. More like Malware.
Garbage app/software needs a stern warning about 'using at own risk'. More like Malware.
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Zark7
30 Mar 2023
This guide pointed me into the right direction, but the uninstall command no longer works, Microsoft added to the product id a bunch of numbers, so winget says it cannot be found.
You just have to use the product name instead, like this:
winget uninstall --name="HEIF Image Extensions"
...and it works like a charm.
(Just in case the name is changed, use
winget list
to find the product name if changed in your local language.)
You just have to use the product name instead, like this:
winget uninstall --name="HEIF Image Extensions"
...and it works like a charm.
(Just in case the name is changed, use
winget list
to find the product name if changed in your local language.)
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To check if HEIF Image Extensions and HEVC Video Extensions are installed and find their versions on your Windows system, follow these steps:
Open Settings (press Win + I).
Go to Apps > Installed apps.
In the search bar, type HEIF or HEVC to locate the installed extensions.
Click the extension and select Advanced Options (if available).
The version number will be listed under Specifications.
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