Most monitoring programs contain special modules to counteract anti-monitoring; that’s why Anti-keylogger™, from its version 5.0 and higher includes mechanisms of protection against external actions. They prevent kernel integrity disruption and make impossible to switch the protection off remotely.

From the 6.0 version, Anti-keylogger™ also checks modules it uses to verify whether they are genuine, i.e. they are the very modules from the distributive of the operating system. It prevents the program from using unknown code, which can be executed in case at least one of these modules was replaced by a spy program.

Therefore, it is strongly recommended to comply with the following rules:

1. Don’t try to uninstall the program in any other way but those described in the "How to uninstall" section. Don't delete any of the program folders or registry keys. It may cause the situation when you will have to reinstall the whole operating system in order to delete the program kernel.
   
   
2. You can uninstall the program correctly only by means of Anti-keylogger.exe original module which is a part of the distributive file. Its disruption of any kind will make automatic uninstalling of the program impossible.