Option 1: Go to the Task manager, select both processes below, and click “End task”:

If you can't find the agent and MultiloginX setup processes, first go to the "Details" tab and then search for them.

Option 2: You can also open the task bar, right-click the agent icon and select “Quit”:

Option 1: Go to the Activity monitor, double-click both processes below, and select “Quit”:

Option 2: You can also right-click the agent icon in the Dock and select “Quit”:

Go to the System monitor, select both processes below and click “End process”:

1. Click “Agent disconnected” in the top-tight corner
2. Download the agent for Windows (this ensures you’re getting the latest version with all the updates)
3. Right-click the file you just downloaded and pick “Run as administrator”
4. Follow the steps on your screen to finish installing
5. Click “Connect agent” and hang tight while Multilogin gets everything set up (it might take a bit longer if your internet’s slow)

1. Click “Agent disconnected” in the top-tight corner
2. Make sure your OS is 14 (Sonoma) or newer 
3. Choose "M-series" for M1-M4 chips or "Intel" for other models and download the agent for macOS (this ensures you’re getting the latest version with all the updates)
4. Click the downloaded file to open the installer
5. Follow the steps on your screen to finish installing
6. Click “Connect agent” and hang tight while Multilogin gets everything set up (it might take a bit longer if your internet’s slow)

1. Click “Agent disconnected” in the top-tight corner
2. Download the agent for Linux (this ensures you’re getting the latest version with all the updates)
3. Right-click the downloaded file and choose “Run as administrator”
4. Follow the steps on your screen to finish installing
5. Click “Connect agent” and hang tight while Multilogin gets everything set up (it might take a bit longer if your internet’s slow)

1. Go to “Settings” → “Privacy & security” → “Windows Security” → “Virus & threat protection”

2. Choose “Manage settings” and then turn off all the parameters in the displayed window

1. Go to “Settings” → “Privacy & security” → “Windows Security” → “Firewall & network protection”

2. Turn off all the parameters in the displayed window

Uninstall VPN applications:

1. Open “Control Panel” →” Programs” → “Programs and Features”
2. Right-click the VPN applications → “Uninstall”

Disable VPN applications: open the menu in the task bar → right-click the VPN apps → click “Quit” 

Turn off VPN extensions in browser: don't forget to check and turn off VPN extensions that you installed in your browser, for example, Chrome:

If the application got restricted from the macOS security system, you can access it by the following way:

1. Open “System Settings” → “Privacy & Security” → “Security”
2. Click “Open anyway” for the apps

1. Go to “Finder” → “Go” → “Application”
2. Right click the antivirus apps → “Move to Trash/ Move to Bin”

1. Open “Apple menu” → “System Preferences” → “Security & Privacy”
2. Go to the “Firewall” tab and click “Turn off Firewall”

Uninstall VPN applications:

1. Go to “Finder” → “Go” → “Application”
2. Right-click the VPN apps → “Move to Trash/ Move to Bin”

Disable VPN applications: right-click the VPN apps on the menu bar → choose “Quit <name of app>”. 

Turn off VPN extensions in browser: don't forget to check and turn off VPN extensions that you installed in your browser, for example Safari:

1. Choose “Safari” → “Settings” (or “Preferences”) → click “Extensions”
2. To turn off an extension, deselect its checkbox