How to uninstall MacKeeper

Hey Guys!

Step 1: Open Terminal (you can open it by using Spotlight which you can find by using Command + Space-Bar)

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For those of you who aren't familiar with terminal, use "cd" to change directory, "cd .." to go back one directory, "rm -r" to remove a directory and "ls" (not "I" as in "I am" but "l" as in "live") to list all directories available. There are many, many more commands out there but those are the ones we will need to get rid of MacKeeper. Again I recommend learning about Terminal, it's fascinating what it can do.

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Step 2: Type 'ls' into the terminal to list all of the directory available. You will also see something called "MacKeeper Backups." Don't mind it for now.

Step 3: Type "cd Applications". This will take you into the application folder.

Step 4: Type "ls." At this point, you should see, "MacKeeper.app" and "Utilities".

Step 5: Type "rm -r MacKeeper.app" which should take no more than 15 seconds to remove MacKeeper. Once it's done it should open your browser to a website titled "sad to see you go. Link: MacKeeper Uninstall Survey".

Step 6: Tap yourself on the back because you're awesome and MacKeeper is no longer on your machine.

If this doesn't work, please leave a comment. Also, step 6 is very important 🙂

I’ve had a lot of problems with MacKeeper- slowness in computer, never ending pop ups when they want you to upgrade, not able to use my computer unless I do up grade, they are very aggressive, there has got to be a better way to keep your Mac clean. I am wiping them off my computer now. Hopefully.

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next steps? thanks.

I'm trying to uninstall Mackeeper completely.