Manual Uninstall Net Nanny

Please follow the steps below to remove Net Nanny manually, if you have any questions or concerns while following these instructions please contact support@netnanny.com

Remove the word 'wndrv16.dll' from the 'drivers=' line. (If there are other words listed on the 'drivers=' line, leave them there, just remove 'wndrv16.dll'.) Save changes to the file and restart your computer, and Net Nanny is gone for good! Method 2 1: (note: this may only apply to the win3.x version). I found it useful as the KB's noted on this thread weren't installed, but I was able to find KB3186568 and that uninstall allowed me to manually install.Net 4.6.1 to run Quicken 2017 Friday, November 10, 2017 2:48 AM. Cwagent.exe is an executable file that is part of the Net Nanny program developed by ContentWatch. The software is usually about 79.29 MB in size. The.exe extension of a file name displays an executable file. In some cases, executable files can damage your computer. Net Nanny requires you to scroll down the list or manually search for app names. Net Nanny recently added a Social Media protection feature which works as a quick way to control access to social. Now “Net Nanny” will show up in the processes tabs. Just close it the same way you closed Ocraware and Wnldr32. This will disable the solution from your computer and allow you to access blocked sites. Just remember that this is a temporary fix and will only work as long as you don’t restart your computer to bypass net nanny.


1) Go to the Start Menu => Run.
2) Click on “Browse”. This will bring up the Windows Explorer.
3) Double-click on the C drive, then double-click on the Program Files, then double-click on the Net Nanny folder.
4) You should now see NNsvc.exe. Double-click on this file. This will close the Explorer window and take you back to Run.
5) You should now see this:
'C:Program FilesNet NannyNNSvc.exe'
6) Type a space after the last quote mark, then type /unregserver. It should look like this:
'C:Program FilesNet NannyNNSvc.exe' /unregserver
7) Click on “Ok”. This will close the run box.Manual Uninstall Net Nanny
8) Go to the Start Menu => Run.
9) Type regedit and press “OK”. This will open up the Registry Editor.
Please exercise extreme caution in doing the following steps. ANY CHANGES MADE TO THE REGISTRY ARE PERMANENT AND CANNOT BE REVERSED. Changes can also disable your Windows installation, so please be careful!
10) You should see 'My Computer' and 5 drop-down keys, all starting with HKEY_.
11) Click on the + sign next to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. This will drop down another series of keys.
12) Click on the + sign next to SOFTWARE. This will drop down another series of keys.
13) Click on the + sign next to Microsoft. This will drop down another series of keys.

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14) Click on the + sign next to Windows. This will drop down another series of keys.
15) Click on the + sign next to CurrentVersion. This will drop down another series of keys.
16) Click on the + sign next to Uninstall. This will drop down another series of keys.
17) You should now see the {51945e07-120d-4e78-a368-c4c8d5042d21} key. Click on it to select it.
18) Make sure you have the correct key. The full key is:Uninstall net nanny
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall{51945e07-120d-4e78-a368-c4c8d5042d21}
19) Now right-click on the {51945e07-120d-4e78-a368-c4c8d5042d21} key. This will bring up a menu.
20) Select “delete”.
Use the same method as above to remove the rest of the necessary registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunNNTray
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionAppPathsNNSvc.exe
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRunServicesNNSvc (this key will only exist if you are using Windows 98 or ME)
21) Once all 3 keys are removed (or 4 keys if you are using Windows 98/ME), close the registry editor by clicking on the X at the top right corner of the screen.
22) Restart the computer.
23) Right-click on the Start menu and go to “explore”. This will bring up the Windows Explorer again.
24) Find and delete:
• C:Program FilesNet Nanny and all its files and subfolders
• C:WINDOWSSYSTEMHookRes.dll

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• C:WINDOWSSYSTEMNNComm.dll

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The Windows System may be different depending on which Operating System you are using: On Windows NT or 2000 => C:WINNTSYSTEM32 On Windows XP => C:WINDOWSSYSTEM32

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On Windows 98 or ME => C:WINDOWSSYSTEM
* If those files won’t delete because “they are in use or busy”, just press ctrl + alt + del, go into the Task Manager and stop all of the NN processes.
25) Restart the computer.

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26) Net Nanny should now be gone. If Net Nanny is still showing in the Start menu, you can right-click on it and choose “delete”.
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Uninstall Net Nanny Windows 10

Hey guys, my first post so thanks for any help in advance.
So Net Nanny was working fine and all but for some reason (most likely the kids) several files went missing. Net Nanny blocked access to the internet as a result of the missing files complaining about a problem with the Content Watch setup. So, I tried to reinstall the program. Unfortunately, the installation requires internet access which was being blocked by Net Nanny at the time because of the missing files -.- I couldn't uninstall the program, because for whatever reason, the uninstaller simply wouldn't work. When I opened it from Add/Remove programs and opened manually, the uninstaller would just sit there frozen until I killed the program.
So I attempted a 'hard delete' (thats what I think its called). I deleted the files from the C drive and combed the registry for anything related for Content Watch or Net Nanny (not sure if I got everthing). After all that however, when I restart the computer, boot up, and log in, the error still pops up that there is a problem with the Content Watch setup, reinstall, call customer service etc. It pops up every time a program tries to access the internet.
I'm not exactly sure what I should do now. I deleted all the files from the content watch folder in program files and I'm pretty sure I got everything in the registry. Help would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, the only solution I see is reinstalling windows which might not be a good idea since that was done several times before do to various reasons and could result in hard drive failure if continued. Help?