

BLPath "Blacklist INI path" (optional) - Specify the path or URL of a custom blacklist INI file. DelLeftovers (optional) - after uninstall, scan for and remove any leftovers of the uninstalled apps.

Unattended (optional) - Try unattended uninstall. Force (optional) - Use the forced uninstall method. UninstallBL (required) - tells UVK to go to the Smart Uninstaller and uninstall all blacklisted programs. UVK_en.exe /UninstallBL /Force /Unattended /DelLeftovers /BLPath "Blacklist INI path"
#Uvk ultra virus killer 10.13.0.0 update#
This new command allows you to uninstall the faulty update mentioned above from a UVK script.Īdded support for new command line parameters:
#Uvk ultra virus killer 10.13.0.0 windows#
This new fix allows you to uninstall this faulty update, which is known for causing very slow boot times on Windows 8.1.Īdded support for a new script command. This new command allows you to uninstall the faulty update mentioned above on demand, or from a UVK script.įixed bug: The new Uninstall and hide the KB4532693 update System repair fix was defragmenting the system drive instead.Īdded a new item to the fixes list in the System repair module: Uninstall and hide the KB4535996 update. This new fix allows you to uninstall the faulty update mentioned above on demand, or from a UVKSR file.Īdded support for a new script command. This allows users to fix this severe issue with just one click.Īdded a new item to the fixes list in the System repair module: Uninstall and hide the KB4532693 update. If both conditions meet, a message box is displayed, asking if the user wants to fix the corrupted user profile, remove the faulty update, and also hide it so it will not be installed again. So now everytime the UVK is launched, it will check whether the current user is logged to a TEMP profile, and the KB4532693 update is installed. Uninstalling the faulty update always seems to solve the issue. Defragging the regidtry with UVK may also bring up the same issue in some computers where the KB4532693 update is installed. In this update we focused on providing our users with an easy way to fix the issues caused by the KB4532693 Windows update, namely corrupting the user account, leaving users stuck with a temporary user profile after the update is installed.
