How you remove Total Adblock from Windows 11 depends on how it was installed. It may appear as a Windows application, a browser extension, or both. Check each location rather than assuming that uninstalling one component removes every part of it.
Remove a Total Adblock Windows App
- Open Settings.
- Select Apps.
- Select Installed apps.
- Look for Total Adblock or a clearly related Total Security product you intentionally installed.
- Select the More button next to the app.
- Select Uninstall if Windows offers that option.
- Follow the uninstall prompts.
Remove the Extension from Google Chrome
- Open Google Chrome.
- Open Chrome’s Extensions controls and choose Manage extensions.
- Find Total Adblock.
- Select Remove.
- Confirm the removal.
Remove the Extension from Microsoft Edge
- Open Microsoft Edge.
- Open Extensions and choose Manage extensions.
- Find Total Adblock.
- Select Remove.
- Confirm when prompted.
Check More Than One Browser
If you use several browsers, Total Adblock may be installed in more than one of them. Removing an extension from Chrome does not automatically remove an Edge extension, and uninstalling a Windows application does not necessarily remove every browser extension.
Be Careful with Similar Names
Only remove software you have identified. Security, privacy, and ad-blocking products can have similar names, and an unfamiliar entry may belong to a different program. If you are unsure, check the publisher shown by Windows or the browser before uninstalling it.
What If the Extension Comes Back?
Browser synchronization or organization policies can sometimes restore extensions. Check the browser’s sync settings and, on a work or school computer, contact the administrator if the extension is managed and cannot be removed normally.
Summary
Check Settings > Apps > Installed apps for a Windows application and your browser’s extension manager for the browser component. If you use multiple browsers, inspect each one separately.