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Removal of LogKext is just like any other program.<br />
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1. Open the Applications folder (Command+Shift+A).<br />
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2. Select &quot;LogKext&quot; in the Applications folder and hold down the &quot;Ctrl&quot; (control) key to bring up a list of options. <br />
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3. Select &quot;Move to Trash.&quot;
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Removal of LogKext is just like any other program.

1. Open the Applications folder (Command+Shift+A).

2. Select "LogKext" in the Applications folder and hold down the "Ctrl" (control) key to bring up a list of options.

3. Select "Move to Trash."

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LogKext is NOT in Applications folder<br />
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tried TERMINAL,,<br />
sudo logKextClient<br />
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PASSWORD not working , <br />
?<br />
?<br />
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tried TERMINAL,,
sudo logKextClient

,,
PASSWORD not working ,
?
?
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Similar problems have been overcome by reinstalling LogKext, then uninstalling.<br />
<br />
Worth a try.<br />
<br />
:)
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Similar problems have been overcome by reinstalling LogKext, then uninstalling.

Worth a try.

:)

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anyone know how to remove logKext from a MAC OS , MacBook Pro<br />
,<br />
?<br />
Easy uninstallation , <br />
?<br />
...<br />
<br />
<br />
Thanks-
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anyone know how to remove logKext from a MAC OS , MacBook Pro
,
?
Easy uninstallation , 
?
...


Thanks-

Remove logKext MAC OS

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