Reason Labs (RAV) is an application that can end up on your PC after installing one of their partner tools. And it's pretty annoying to figure out how to remove it, so here's a tutorial.
Look for it in your Windows start menu:
“add or remove programs” (Searching for the word “uninstall” will also find it in English)
Search RAV (image number 1)
Click on Uninstall (there may be 2 programs, so remove both)
Then click on Uninstall (image number 2)
Leave a comment to say that the article is useful and find out how many other people also had this software installed without authorization.
RAV search
RAV, click on uninstall
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Should have thought of this. Feel kinda dumb now for trying to delete the program files and ending the process with task manager only to get “access denied” response.
Very good procedure.
Don't forget to check the “Programs” folder to make sure there is no ReasonLab folder. If there is, open it and run uninstall.exe! And presto! The folder disappears.
There are also traces to clean in the register!
All the best
Thank you very much! I immediately looked up how to do it because Avast couldn't delete a file called “rsEngineSvc.exe” and it was preventing me from accessing my files. Thank you very much!
This will not completely remove ReasonLabs. Here is what I did after uninstalling through settings.
I also searched for reasonlabs in file explorer to find any files left behind. DO NOT delete anything in C:\Windows\System32. Then use two trustworthy programs to scan every file in your computer. I use Malwarebytes, and Ccleaner.
The ReasonLabs folder, and many files in it were still located in C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming even after uninstalling through settings.
You can also search for RAV, but be EXTREMELY careful not to delete files important to windows, and that are important for programs that you use. I found the start menu shortcut by doing this even though I had already uninstalled the program through settings.
English
muito obrigado pelo conteudo muito valido
Com prazer
Should have thought of this. Feel kinda dumb now for trying to delete the program files and ending the process with task manager only to get “access denied” response.
haha it's all good now? 🙂
Thank you, this has been a great help to me.
thank you very much it slowed down my PC and installed itself
I'm really glad that the alucare.fr website can help; that's the whole point of the alucare website 🙂
Installation carried out at his own discretion.
Deleted.
Thanks for the instructions.
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Thank you, I have uninstalled it. Have a nice day.
Great 🙂
tive uma compra no valor de 18,38 no dia 08 de setembro as 01:01 da manha so que não reconheço essa compra oque que devo fazer
Thanks for the info. This is the second time this program has been installed without my knowledge! Unacceptable.
No worries, glad alucare.fr can help 🙂
Fui desinstalar o reason Labs e ele desabilitou a proteção contra vírus e ameaças do meu
Very good procedure.
Don't forget to check the “Programs” folder to make sure there is no ReasonLab folder. If there is, open it and run uninstall.exe! And presto! The folder disappears.
There are also traces to clean in the register!
All the best
Ugh, how awful!
Thank you very much! I immediately looked up how to do it because Avast couldn't delete a file called “rsEngineSvc.exe” and it was preventing me from accessing my files. Thank you very much!
No worries, glad the tutorial helps!
Thanks for the tutorial.
It works perfectly 🙂
No worries 🙂
This will not completely remove ReasonLabs. Here is what I did after uninstalling through settings.
I also searched for reasonlabs in file explorer to find any files left behind. DO NOT delete anything in C:\Windows\System32. Then use two trustworthy programs to scan every file in your computer. I use Malwarebytes, and Ccleaner.
The ReasonLabs folder, and many files in it were still located in C:\Users\[user]\AppData\Roaming even after uninstalling through settings.
You can also search for RAV, but be EXTREMELY careful not to delete files important to windows, and that are important for programs that you use. I found the start menu shortcut by doing this even though I had already uninstalled the program through settings.
Their thing is really annoying, seriously 🙁
I checked and the files existed but were completely empty, with nothing inside:
- ReasonLabs
Thanks for the tuto, I don't know how I ended up with this apli (reasonlabs)!
Hi, I've done some research and I think it's by installing Ldplayer. Can you confirm that for me?
Yes. That's how it got on mine.
Ok yes thanks for confirm