Getting Completely Rid of Loopback

Do you realize that nobody else has any idea what loopback is or what you did to install it?

I did find one loopback product whose uninstallation instructions contain explicit directions on how to avoid what you are describing. Is this what you are taking about?

Please note that searching using the Finder will always be completely useless when trying to uninstall these system modifications. The Finder only searches for user documents, not system modifications.

COMPHUB wrote:

I would prefer the help of someone that either knew what Loopback was or could do a quick Google search to figure out what it was.

Loopback is a generic networking term and also the name of a number of different products.

The link you provided explained it and I will do what it says to solve my problem.

I did a quick Google search for that one.

Also, searching in the Finder can allow you to search your entire computer by clicking “This Mac” (It is not limited to USER files

Finder search is limited to user files. Finder search should NEVER be used to attempt to uninstall software. Also, never use any kind of "clean up" or "app zapper" to uninstall software. Before attempting to install any software, find out how to uninstall it first. Apps from the Mac App Store can be easily uninstalled in the Launch Pad. Just click any icon and all the icons will begin to shake. Any Mac App Store icons will have an "X" button in their upper left corner. Click the "X" button to uninstall.

But for anything else, you must contact the developer and ask. If you are lucky, they will include an uninstaller inside the app itself. Sometimes they will post uninstallation instructions on their web site. Unfortunately, sometimes they do neither and sometimes those uninstallers don't work or the instructions are wrong.