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- After uninstalling Symantec Endpoint Protection, even using Symantec's CleanWipe tool, the network filter "teefer2" is still there.
- If you simply remove or disable the teefer service using Regedit, network adapters become unfunctional.
- If you uninstall the network adapters using Device Manager and reboot, the teefer2.sys driver is again included in the network stack.
- Symantec apparently has a "teefer remover" tool which is available on request.
- Here is how to correctly remove teefer in Windows 10:
- C:\windows\system32>netcfg -q symc_teefer2
- 'symc_teefer2' is installed.
- C:\windows\system32>netcfg -u symc_teefer2
- Trying to uninstall symc_teefer2 ...
- ... symc_teefer2 is not installed.
- ... done.
- Open Regedit an delete HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\teefer key.
- Finally delete \Windows\system32\teefer2.sys file.
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