How do you uninstall?

[TheNameKevinWasTaken]

Apologies, unsure how to just ask a question rather than open an issue. Trying to uninstall as I think this is giving me issues with my KVM.

If I unplug and plug back in my keyboard 3 times, and 3 times exactly every time, all HID keyboards which are currently plugged in stop working.

Just looking to uninstall to test if this is the culprit.

[whatislaaaf]

It definetely is the culprit. I've just had the same issue. I have a monitor with a built it kvm. After I switch to mac and back to windows for 3 times my keyboard and mouse stop working. Even a reboot doesn't help. So, I had to boot into a safe mode with only essential drivers. to the uninstall the driver. P.S. to uinstall it you just cmd the same executable you installed with and provide /uninstall as an argument

[Fred-Vatin]

The secret to uninstall or install is to run a terminal with NON ADMIN right. And run the commands install-interception.exe /install or /uninstall that will ask to run as admin. Reboot after each.

[Gaimo]

The secret to uninstall or install is to run a terminal with NON ADMIN right. And run the commands install-interception.exe /install or /uninstall that will ask to run as admin. Reboot after each.

I'm trying to create a .bat file to install Interception, but it seems that it's not copying the DLL to the system32 folder. Do you know any way to automate the installation of Interception?

@echo off
cd /d "%~dp0"

:: Run the installer from current directory
install-interception.exe /install


color a
echo Successfully installed. Restart your computer!
echo Instalado com sucesso. Reinicie o computador!
pause > nul

[Fred-Vatin]

I never tried to create a batch to install this. Do you run the batch as admin ? If not, does interception installer ask for admin right before running ? Is there any output?

[TheNameKevinWasTaken]

The secret to uninstall or install is to run a terminal with NON ADMIN right. And run the commands install-interception.exe /install or /uninstall that will ask to run as admin. Reboot after each.

Worked, thanks