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Oct 30, 2010 2:49 AM in response to jcgainesby Carolyn Samit,HI,Have you heard of it and is it safe to update?
No.I have never installed or asked that it be installed
You can't update software you never installed.
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Nov 6, 2010 9:36 AM in response to jcgainesby jcgaines,I have never installed it to my knowledge. When i search for the app in finder nothing comes up. How do you stop the window popping up asking me if I want to update it? -
Nov 26, 2010 4:18 PM in response to jcgainesby AyCD00,RayV is supposed to be a plugin in your browser. So you can disable or remove it there. You may have installed it for watching tv or video on a web site to view sports events or game play. -
Nov 26, 2010 6:45 PM in response to jcgainesby AyCD00,Disable it in your browser plug-in managing window
Erase RayV in Hard drive/Library/Internet Plug-ins
Erase RayV agent in Hard drive/Library/application support
So RayV is not a virus but it can make your computer act as a P2P server for tv viewing. So it can use your bandwidth... good idea to erase it if you don't use it. -
Dec 11, 2010 6:11 PM in response to jcgainesby peterchr,There is a well hidden uninstall option within the RayV Player. Click on the RayV icon in your menu bar (on the top of the screen). Select "Preferences". Then click on the "About" tab. There, you will see the "Uninstall" button. -
Dec 14, 2010 7:54 AM in response to peterchrby Merged Content 1,Also if you look up in your Apple menu bar to the right you'll see a square box with red sweeps in it (near your sound/time/magnifier). This is the RayV plugin. Click on it and under support you can easily find the uninstall option. However, even if you use their uninstall the two library files still remain. You'll have to delete them manually as per the instructions from above:
Erase RayV in Hard drive/Library/Internet Plug-ins
Erase RayV agent in Hard drive/Library/application support