Google Update is a Scheduled Task
Look in Control Panel->Scheduled Tasks.
You can disable it or delete it altogether.
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Nope...that doesn't work.It requires the "FORMAT C:" method of uninstall?
I tried it, and restarted the PC with a dos CLI to start the partition process and guess what ? It's still there !!!!
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Bizarre - I have it twice in my startup list in msconfig. Is it in your services list?Originally posted by cojak View PostIt doesn't appear in msconfig, I only know about it because Comodo started complaining..
Hmmm, that's not good is it.
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It doesn't appear in msconfig, I only know about it because Comodo started complaining..
It looks like it's going to take more than just believing google to get rid of it... grrr
see here.
here too: google can go F* themselves with their "Googleupdater.exe"
and hereLast edited by cojak; 6 September 2008, 09:40.
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You can disable the service from msconfig (Start -> Run -> msconfig), and to remove it fully try this.
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how do I get rid of GoogleUpdate.exe?

I've uninstalled Chrome but it's left this cr@p...
How do I get rid of it?
Been reading up - apparently, it isn't really uninstalled...
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