I have a program called Livigent installed on my computer. It is an internet filter. Basically, I do not know the password, and I want to uninstall it. But to uninstall it, it opens its own uninstaller. Now, the uninstaller asks for the password (naturally) and I don't know it. Therefore I cannot uninstall it. I have tried to use various third party uninstallers, but the way they all work is by opening the default uninstaller, which asks for the password. I tried with iobit uninstaller, and there was a force uninstall tool, and when I tried to use it it asked for the location of the program. Now, I don't know where the executive file of this program is, I checked program files, and found nothing. There is no shortcut in the start menu that can show me where it is... Nothing. This program is a ghost on my computer, and the only place it shows up is in the uninstall screen and on Task Manager.

So my question is, how can I possibly uninstall this program???

I'm really disappointed, coz although I am system administrator, I do not have total control over my system :(

(This is why I usually use Linux 🙄🔫)

2 Answers

I guess you're probably using "Livigent Content Filter".

You mentioned in a comment on the question that nobody remembers the password.

What to do

Click Livigent's "Settings" button. This should take you to a login screen. Now click the "Forgot my password" button.

(Source.)

If that fails

Livigent isn't free. But the consolation prize is that this entitles you to tech support.

If the "Forgot my password" button doesn't work, go to and click "Contact". You'll see all their contact information. It'd be best to phone them, if you can; but, if this is impractical, you can also contact them electronically.

Question

Why do you want to uninstall Livigent anyway? Based on what I've heard, it sounds to me like it's good at what it does.

Please leave a comment below.

Observe the process when it starts from task manager and open the file location there you will be able to delete it manually.