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I have the same problem as described above, only I have the GFI Languard 12 Agent that keeps uninstalling itself(or something is uninstalling it) off all of my Win10, Win11, Server 2016 and 2019 Servers in both production and test/staging environments. In some cases it will not re-install the agent even using the manual install method described in the solution. When I do get the manual install method to work, within a day or two the agent is gone again. I'm using SEP for anti-virus and have added exceptions for C:\Program Files (x86)GFI\LanGuard 12 Agent\lnssatt.exe, C:\Program Files (x86)\GFI\*, C:\ProgramData\GFI\*
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I have the same problem as described above, only I have the GFI Languard 12 Agent that keeps uninstalling itself(or something is uninstalling it) off all of my Win10, Win11, Server 2016 and 2019 Servers in both production and test/staging environments. In some cases it will not re-install the agent even using the manual install method described in the solution. When I do get the manual install method to work, within a day or two the agent is gone again. I'm using SEP for anti-virus and have added exceptions for C:\Program Files (x86)GFI\LanGuard 12 Agent\lnssatt.exe, C:\Program Files (x86)\GFI\*, C:\ProgramData\GFI\*

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On 100 plus of my Windows 7 pro 32bit computers after I manually install the Languard11agent.msi it automatically uninstalls after 3-4 minutes. &nbsp;Does a nice job of the uninstall as well.<br />
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I get the impression that the installer is not telling windows it is done with the install process and windows is going ahead after a certain amount of time and backing it off. &nbsp;<br />
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I've got all the basics on it set, uac off, firewall off, credentials correct, ect... &nbsp;I have basically stripped the computer down to vanilla windows 7 without anti-virus/anti anything. &nbsp;<br />
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Has anyone ran into this behavior.
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On 100 plus of my Windows 7 pro 32bit computers after I manually install the Languard11agent.msi it automatically uninstalls after 3-4 minutes.  Does a nice job of the uninstall as well.

I get the impression that the installer is not telling windows it is done with the install process and windows is going ahead after a certain amount of time and backing it off.  

I've got all the basics on it set, uac off, firewall off, credentials correct, ect...  I have basically stripped the computer down to vanilla windows 7 without anti-virus/anti anything.  

Has anyone ran into this behavior.

GFI Languard 11 Agent uninstalls by itself

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