Version 2.1 was released around the early 2010s. While outdated today, some legacy users still keep it for specific workflows. Now, the key part of your keyword: "-remove only-" . Why does the uninstall entry look like this?
If you’ve recently navigated to the Control Panel > Programs and Features (or Add/Remove Programs on older Windows versions), you might have stumbled upon a puzzling entry: "Infognition ScreenPressor v2.1 -remove only-" . infognition screenpressor v2.1 -remove only-
| Scenario | Action | |----------|--------| | You actively use ScreenPressor v2.1 and it works fine | The entry is harmless. It only says "-remove only-" because the developer used a generic uninstaller template. | | You uninstalled the program long ago, but the entry remains | Remove the registry entry (see methods below). | | You never installed Infognition products | Run a malware scan (though unlikely, some adware may mimic legitimate names). Check with Malwarebytes or Windows Defender. | | You see the entry but cannot find the program files | It’s an orphaned registry key – safe to delete. | Version 2