Sorry for so many questions or issues in one post. If, for whatever reason, some are not removed by the expiration of the license, will Windows Defender kick in? Once it is seen again, it should respond to the command. I think I found a workaround to "wake" it up by going to my account, clicking about, and then checking for software updates. If I go hands-on with the system, it looks ok. I have found some computers that are not responding, and when I look further, their status is not seen recently. Is this the best practice for uninstalling? I have to admit, the silent install and uninstall is a bit unnerving for this old school gal, and I worry I have overlooked something obvious. I have been sending commands to deactivate, and by looking at the logs, I can tell which uninstall commands were executed. We use Webroot SecureAnywhere, and it is all console driven, so uninstalling directly is not an option (at least that I can find).
Due to a new manager, and an ever-tightening budget (we are a non-profit public library), we are not going to renew our Webroot subscription this year.
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