How do i remove moviepass.tv?
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Formatting you hard drive is a bit of a drastic measure - it's a bit like replacing your car because it's got a flat tire.  It would certainly get rid of it but it will get rid of everything else as well.\n\nYou need to specifically remove Moviepass and fortunately this isn't too difficult.  I've put together a set of instructions here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass which will tell you all you need to know.\n\nRunning adware, spyware and anti-virus programs will probably have no effect as Moviepass isn't any of these things.
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You are going to want to go to the Options tab/location\nfrom there, there should be an option similar to "Delete this account"
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It probably wasn't one of your kids.  Moviepass has been found on tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of computers and in almost every case it's appeared without anyone's knowledge or consent.\n\nThe marketing campaign is very aggressive.  I'm assuming that what's happened is that Movipass has installed itself on your computer and you're now getting repeated demands for payment because your 3 day trial has expired.  These demands will be in the form of pop-ups that play music and tell you that you must pay or your credit rating will be impaired, legal action taken etc etc.  The pop-ups last for 90 seconds and stop you doing anything with your computer.\n\nWhat you probably aren't aware of is that you have an account with Movipass (just like the program you never wanted you've also got an account you never wanted).\n\nIf you go to this website... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass it will take you through all the steps needed to cancel your account and remove MoviePass from your computer.
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you cant remove it from your add/remove programs that easily because it just redirects you to a website and will ask for credit card info. BUT you can start by deleting the folder/s for popcorn.net in the hard drive in the program files section. then check the add/remove program list for any program that you dont need or use. then use an anti-spyware and anti-virus software to scan your computer.
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here is how to do that\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t300380.html\n\nhere are more\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:forum+remove+windows+menu+item&hl=en&lr=&start=10&sa=N
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It is highly unlikely that Yahoo installed anything on your computer that you don't know about.  For easy to follow instructions on how to uninstall movieland, go to http://www.movieland-remove.com .
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you could probaly delete it from add or remove programs
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1. run a 'search' for moviepass*.*\n2. remove (delete) any files your search finds\n3. run a search for notifier.*\n4. remove (delete) these as well\nSee if just doing the above steps resolves your issue. If not and you are a little more PC savvy,\n5. you may have to go into the registry, run a 'find' in the\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE folder for notifier.*\n6. delete any entries.
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I am curtain I did not download Moviepass.tv's 3 day trial software.  I have Avast!, a firewall, and Microsoft's spy blocker running.  However, I somehow got infected with their notifier demanding I pay them.  Spybot and Microsoft's spyware removal software did nothing to help me.  I found the following link to very helpful.\n\nhttp://www.vcn.com/knowledgebase/article.php?id=422\n\nGood luck!
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use Webroot  software and remove it..
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go to Techrepublic they have a uninstall program.\nIt's not that easy!!!!!!!!!!! here is a link\n\nhttp://downloads.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=269942&tag=nl.e138
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Superantispyware will remove popcorn.net. It is very effective and it is also free.
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Moviepass (AKA Mediapass and Mediapipe) is a bunch of programs that installs itself on computers, usually without the users knowledge.  It then lurks in the shadows for 3 days after which time it announces it's presence by saying your 3 day trial is up and you now have to pay a monthly / annual subscription.\n\nThe 'announcement' takes the form of a pop-up than can neither be closed or minimised for the 90 second duration of the message.\n\nThe popup is being generated on your computer so adware, spyware, spam and virus protecters generally have no effect.\n\nYou are far from alone with this problem.  I've created a webpage about removing Moviepass, after only a few days online and only being indexed by one major search engine (Yahoo) it's already getting over 1000 visitors a day.\n\nThe webpage has detailed step by step instructions on how to remove Moviepass and can be found here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html \n\nI hope it works for you, good luck.
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Goto Control Panel-> Add or remove programs then select add or remove windows components there you should find windows media player option marked unmark it and press next and follow the instructions it would uninstall WMP
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Sign into your Netflix account and use the link below, or click on 'Your account' and there should be a link to cancel on that page.
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Moviepass is a bunch of programs and files that are installed on your hard-drive - it's not adware, spyware or a virus so running scans for these things probably won't have any effect.  That said, it's still worth trying these options as some of the recent and pending updates do/will detect Moviepass.\n\nThere's a lot of people having problems with Moviepass and  it seems that in the vast majority of cases it installs itself without the users knowledge or consent.\n\nHave a look at this webpage... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html which I've put together to help people remove Moviepass.  It contains detailed step by step instructions which I hope will resolve the problem for you.
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Try the following site, be sure to read the entire article: http://www.spywareremove.com/removePopCorn.net.html\n\nPopCorn.net Removal Instructions\n\n\nPopCorn.net General Description:\nPopCorn.net, also known as Movieland and MoviePass, is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download for online users. PopCorn.net takes over the whole screen and displays pop-ups to keep reminding you that payment is due following the trial. \n\nAccording to PopCorn.net's terms of service, unless you cancel the service during the three-day period, the company will bill you $29.95 a month. PopCorn.net billing reminder pops up even when you're not surfing the web. PopCorn.net comes bundled with malicious files that allow it to keep popping up requests for payment, making it difficult to remove.\n\n\nRemove "PopCorn.net" Automatically:\nDownload PopCorn.net removal software. \n\n\nHow can I get rid of "PopCorn.net"?\n\nYour best defense to remove PopCorn.net, or any other spyware, is to quickly detect and delete PopCorn.net processes, registry keys, DLL files, and other hazardous PopCorn.net files from your computer. Click here to manually uninstall PopCorn.net using "Add/Remove Programs" in your PC....[More]