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Spunk · Dec 3, 2025

Teamviewer may be one of the Hidden Icons running in the background
Click the Up arrow to the left of the Clock on the taskbar to view these apps.

Start Temviewer Click the Gear Icon in the upper right.
Under General, Uncheck Start Teamviewer with Windows.
Or uninstall Teamviewer if you don't use it by right clicking the Start button and choosing Installed Apps select it and choose the 3 dots to the right and choose Uninstall.

Or use Revo Uninstaller

Bikeit · Dec 4, 2025

Spink thanks for the info, TeamViewer isn't showing as one of the hidden icons, I don't have TeamViewer installed or if it is installed it is well hidden as I cannot find it.

Spunk · Dec 6, 2025

Do a Search for Teamviewer, It is usually located in
C:\Program Files (x86) if there is no folder there for Teamviewer, it is no longer on your system.

Bikeit · Dec 7, 2025

Not visable in program files yet visable in the PC manager

Spunk · Dec 9, 2025

Press the Windows key +S and Search for Teamviewer.
It may be in C:\Program Files not (x86)

You may see it as a Hidden File in C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming also in Local
If the TeamViewer folder is there, you can Delete it.

Bikeit · Dec 9, 2025

I finally found it, thanks for helping me with this issue, i have now deleted it.

Bikeit · Dec 16, 2025

Unfortunatly the Teamviewer pop up is back.

Spunk · Dec 16, 2025

Do a Search for Teamviewer. If you have uninstalled Teamviewer
Open the Registry Editor. Go to search or Windows key+R and type
regedit and press enter
First backup the Registry

How to back up and restore the registry in Windows - Microsoft Support

Explains how to back up the registry for restoration in case it gets corrupted in Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, or Windows 7.

support.microsoft.com

Go to the Toolbar, click Edit/Find/ in the Find What box, type Teamviewer and press enter.
The will search the registry and stop on the right panel and press the Del key, then Press Enter to acknowledge the deletion, then press F3 to continue searching the registry.

Do these last 3 steps until you get the message
Finished Searching the Registry. Restart the computer. Teamviewer will now be fully removed

Bikeit · Dec 16, 2025

Backed up the registry, this is what has been found.

dacrone · Dec 16, 2025

if you are sure its not due to a malicious code, just install teamviewer and use revo uninstaller to uninstall it and it will find all leftovers (folders, reg keys, etc) and let you delete them post-uninstall

Bikeit · Dec 16, 2025

I have never had Teamviewer installed

dacrone · Dec 16, 2025

i understand that. but hunting for all of these leftovers is going to prove virtually impossible. doing that is going to give you the best results... unless its malicious. then you have a whole other problem on your hands

Bikeit · Dec 16, 2025

dacrone said:
i understand that. but hunting for all of these leftovers is going to prove virtually impossible. doing that is going to give you the best results... unless its malicious. then you have a whole other problem on your hands

Thank you, im not sure what to do now to be honest, as im sure ya know im no computer expert, the image i posted above found Teamviewer,

Ben Myers · Dec 16, 2025

Press the Windows and "R" keys simultaneously, type or paste "windowsdefender:" into the "Open" box and click "OK". Don't leave out the colon at the end. When the Defender window opens, scroll down and click "Firewall and Network Protection" and make sure that the firewall on the active network is on. If it isn't, click on the network and turn it on. If that doesn't help, scroll to the bottom and click "Restore firewalls to default".

Ben

Spunk · Dec 16, 2025

Bikeit said:
Thank you, im not sure what to do now to be honest, as im sure ya know im no computer expert, the image i posted above found Teamviewer,

OK, in the registry where you are in tis pic, select Teamviewer in the right panel press the Del key on the keyboard.
Press F3 key to continue searching the registry. Delete anything it stops on and continue searching until you see the message
Finished Searching the Registry. Restart the computer.

idgat · Dec 16, 2025

You still don't appear to have run RevoUninstaller, if not just to check on programs installed on your device. If Team Viewer is installed (albeit "hidden") Revo will show it (also check under the Apps tab) either as Team Viewer, Microsoft Team Viewer or Windows Team Viewer

If nothing shows up, download and run an alternative to Revo - Geek Uninstaller

Frecklesnoot · Dec 17, 2025

I'd have a look at the Executable Path.

Highlighted in black.

Cheers Freck

Bikeit · Dec 17, 2025

Spunk said:
Do a Search for Teamviewer. If you have uninstalled Teamviewer
Open the Registry Editor. Go to search or Windows key+R and type
regedit and press enter
First backup the Registry

How to back up and restore the registry in Windows - Microsoft Support

Explains how to back up the registry for restoration in case it gets corrupted in Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, or Windows 7.

support.microsoft.com

Go to the Toolbar, click Edit/Find/ in the Find What box, type Teamviewer and press enter.
The will search the registry and stop on the right panel and press the Del key, then Press Enter to acknowledge the deletion, then press F3 to continue searching the registry.

Do these last 3 steps until you get the message
Finished Searching the Registry. Restart the computer. Teamviewer will now be fully removed

Followed your instructions and have been using the PC most of the day and not one popup

Spunk · Dec 17, 2025

I am so glad you got it sorted.

Please Mark this thread as Solved
on the right hand side around the same height as the thread title, should be a big button that says mark as solved

Bikeit · Dec 17, 2025

Spunk thanks for staying with me to resolve this, much appreciated.

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