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Application Firmware Updater removal on OSX

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I got rid of my Kodak printer (worst printer I ave ever owned) and thought that I had uninstalled all of the associated software however this morning a Kodak AIO Firmware Updater window appeared on the desktop with it's associated icon in the Dock. I can't find the app or process that is controlling this by searching in Spotlight so how can I delete it and stop it from loading?
 
TrimTheKing":2cg2jml0 said:
Have you googled it?
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Of course but there is Googling and then there is Googling :D . I had previously gone through all the library printer folders and removed anything which said Kodak. I had also followed Kodak instructions to trash the Kodak Home Centre.

What I have now found are some files in the LaunchAgents folder in the Library, now trashed.
 
I use EasyFind which searches also for hidden files. For applications I use AppZap

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Not sure if you know this already. Spotlight does not search the library folders. I have worked out how to do this in Finder but I was a little surprised.
 
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