- #HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP PDF#
- #HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP INSTALL#
- #HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP UPDATE#
- #HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP UPGRADE#
#HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP PDF#
I now refer to the message above from pdf Forge moderator Robin. I am absolutely fed up with this, especially as I often have to give online demos for clients via screenshare and then get a huge advert popping up on my screen at just the wrong time.Ībsolutely fed up with it, but I do use the pdf editor functionality that I purchased the pro version for and am loathed to delete / replace pdf architect and purchase a second alternative program without a full refund on this… I can confirm that I have NEVER had a trial running nor a previous version apart from version 4 pro on the affected machine. It s easy nowadays with auto-upgrades over the internet and certainly should have been address in the last year. I have read these threads and see so many other people have had the same issue and yet nothing appears to be in process to resolve this. I have turned off desktop notifications with no effect, and in fact turned off even the desktop notifications I wanted as a selective disable did not work…still no luck.
#HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP UPGRADE#
I purchased a Pro version of architect 4 and have been getting these continual Spam notifications of upgrade offered to architect 5.
The tip above to sc delete “PDF Architect 5 Manager” left the last one “Disabled”, but still in my system. Services shows that there’s 4 items running named PDF Architect 5 (something) after uninstalling. Hopefully I stumble on a fix in here, or I’ll have to have IT re-image the system, and scrub this app from their master. I can’t enter the control panel for software that’s no longer installed. I’m about to uninstall Avast for the same damn reason. Whomever thought it was a good idea should be informed otherwise, preferably with a clenched fist and gritted teeth. Too bad I’m still getting the popups, so now I’m here to find a fix. For a paid app, or when I’m not using your app - hell no. Spam within the application, when I’m working it is one thing, like during the splash screen on opening, or a banner tucked in a non obtrusive frame. Hell, I’m not even sure what version or even what package was installed. I had never even run the application before I was sick of it. Five pop ups, and I was done, and uninstalled it from the company laptop. Yet another person who uninstalled the app after getting incessant and huge popups in the lower right corner of the screen.
#HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP UPDATE#
The last remaining issue is the PDFCreator Setup, which is currently still using the problematic PDF Architect Installer an update for this is inbound shortly which should resolve this issue once and for all. It has been fixed and should “only” happen if the bugged version of the installer was used for the original installation ,we will provide an uninstall script for these cases. This was fixed with PDF Architect 5, but this introduced an issue with the service not getting uninstalled properly. This lead to users still receiving ads even though they had disabled/uninstalled one of the services, creating the impression that the uninstall failed or left the service behind.
#HOW TRO UNINSTALL SODA PDF PRO DESKTOP INSTALL#
With PDF Architect 4, the issue was you could have multiple different version of the service installed / running, since you can install major version of PDF Architect parallel to each other on the same system. The notification system was introduced in PDF Architect 3.1 (1 month before PDF Architect 4 was released) and the initial issue was there being no setting to disable it inside the PDF Architect options+ bad visibility of the “close” button.
There have been multiple issues related to the notification service, but it isn’t a single issue which hasn’t been fixed for years.
This is really the biggest issue currently and a lot of things have already been improved, even though the current situation is still problematic.
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