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The forum discussion centers around removing the browser hijacker "snap.do" from a Windows 7 system. The original poster struggled to fully delete the program, even after uninstalling and registry edits, but successfully removed it with tools like AdwCleaner and Malwarebytes. Subsequent advice suggests using Revo Uninstaller in Advanced mode, with a note that the free version primarily handles 32-bit software, and a recommendation to upgrade to Pro for 64-bit removal. Overall, the thread reflects a community effort to troubleshoot and effectively eliminate the malware.

jonc

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I had a problem with snap.do becoming installed on my win 7 machine. Ran uninstall, ccleaner and spybot which removed the problem, however the name snap.do engine still remains in control panel features and programs. I have also done a registry edit and can find no software relating to this program. How do I remove this name from programs listed in control panel.
 

jonc

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Thanks Badrobot. Took some getting rid of however using adw cleaner and malware bytes finally got rid of everything
 

badrobot

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Thanks Badrobot. Took some getting rid of however using adw cleaner and malware bytes finally got rid of everything
Good to hear you are out of the woods. Thanks for reporting back!
 

Jimbo22

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use REVO uninstaller for uninstall use advanced mode.

Revo uninstaller is a great removal utility but it only removes 32 bit software, which most are. In order to remove 64 bit software you'll need to upgrade to the Pro version of Revo uninstaller.