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My PC Keeps trying to download a file I've already deleted.
I recently uninstalled software known as SolidWorks, but the “SOLIDWORKS PDM Client 2021 SP04.1” file keeps trying to download itself, then runs into errors because it cannot find the file it’s trying to download. I cancel it, but it goes in a loop of trying to download, not finding the file, error occurred, then downloading again in that order. This pops up whenever I open a file or right-click a file, and I am not sure how to fix it properly. I’ve deleted all related files of SolidWorks, and when I go to search through my files, nothing SolidWorks related is found. I would like to figure out how to stop this, any help would be appreciated!
Have a look at this article Click On Me
I would NOT download Advanced uninstaller pro. Just follow the steps in the top half. It shows 19 files to remove.
Make a system point first.
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