Deactivate Webroot-protected endpoints when they are no longer in use. You can reactivate an endpoint later, if necessary. By deactivating an endpoint, you can free the license seat so you can install another endpoint in its place.

Note: You will be billed based on the maximum number of protected devices you have during your billing cycle, regardless of their installation date. For accurate billing, please ensure that the Webroot software has been completely removed from each chosen device. This would similarly apply to every DNS-enabled site. If the uninstallation command does not reach the endpoint, see Uninstall Webroot through Atera 

Deactivate Endpoints 

1. Log in to the Webroot management console from App Center, then click on Webroot.

2. Enter your Email/Phone, Password, and Security Code when prompted.

3. Under Manage > Entities, click the relevant Customer Site.

4. Select the endpoints you wish to deactivate from the list, then click on Change Policy.

5. On the Change Policy Windows, select the Unmanaged policy then click on Change Policy.

6. Then, select the endpoints you wish to deactivate from the list, then under Agent Commands drop-down menu, select Deactivate Device.

Note: If you don't want to remove the endpoint from the Management Portal but still want to uninstall the agent software, you can send an Uninstall Agent command instead. This action retains the endpoint entry in the Webroot Management console (although it displays a status of "Not Seen" after 7 days).

7. A warning message appears, indicating that an uninstall command will be sent to the selected device. 

8. Click Deactivate Device to confirm the command and proceed with the deactivation.

The agent will be uninstalled from the device when the device checks in. Deactivated devices are moved to the Deactivated Endpoints Group, accessible via the Endpoint Protection console.

Uninstall Webroot through Atera

In case the uninstall command does not reach the endpoint, there are two options for removing Webroot SecureAnywhere through Atera.

If the Antivirus was installed through Atera, you can uninstall it from the Device page > Manage > Apps > Webroot > Uninstall:

Otherwise, you can uninstall Webroot directly on the local machine from Programs & Features, or by using the Uninstall Webroot script in Atera's Shared Script Library:

You can run the script immediately or automatically through an IT Automation profile. 

Reactivate Webroot SecureAnywhere on endpoints

If you deactivate an endpoint by mistake and wish to reinstate it, you can reactivate it from the Deactivated Endpoints Group; accessible via the Endpoint Protection console.

To reactivate:

1. Log in to the Webroot management console from Atera > Add-ons > Webroot. 

2. Select Sites List and click the Site where you want to reactivate a device.

3. Go to the Endpoint Protection tab and click Go to Endpoint Protection Console

4. In the Endpoint Protection console, click the Group Management tab. Then click the Deactivated Endpoints group to display the list of deactivated devices.

5. Check the box for the devices to reactivate. Then click Reactivate. 

6. Once the endpoints are reactivated, you need to reinstall the Webroot agent to get them to report into the console and be fully protected. Make sure to assign a new policy if the Unmanaged policy has been selected.

Note: If you need to permanently remove endpoints from the Deactivated Endpoints group, please contact Webroot Technical Support