How to Remove Orbit Downloader from Chrome


If you are wondering how to remove Orbit downloader from Google Chrome, here’s a short how-to guide.

How to remove orbit downloader from Chrome

Removing Orbit Downloader

0. Close Google Chrome
1. Open Windows Explorer via Windows key + E
2. Browse to the folder C:\Users\[INSERTUSERNAMEHERE]\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\Plugins, e.g. C:\Users\sOliver\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\Plugins
3. You are now in the Google Chrome plugin folder.
4. Delete the DLL file nporbit.dll

Removing Orbit downloader from Chrome

5. Ggo to C:\Users\[yourusername]\AppData\Roaming\Orbit and delete the entire folder
6. Restart Chrome and Orbit Downloader should now be removed.
7. Make sure that you actually uninstalled OrbitDownloader and that you removed the Orbit program folder in C:\Program Files\

If you are unable to download the Orbit downloader DLL file, make sure you have permission to do so. Do you still have problems with removing Orbit Downloader? Post a comment below. Also, if there are any other Chrome extensions that are bugging you, let us know.


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Written by oliversk Wednesday, December 29th, 2010

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5 Responses to How to Remove Orbit Downloader from Chrome

  1. seldon said:

    why should orbit be removed? is there any difference in perfomance?

  2. Charlie said:

    I really appreciate you trying to help us poor folk out, but for Windows 7 I can’t find any “appdata” folder. Please could you help me out with some Windows 7 specific instructions. Thanks again.

    @seldon
    When Orbit Downloader is uninstalled it happily leaves all of the stuff it did to the browser (in this case Google Chrome).

  3. sOliver said:

    Charlie, by default the AppData folder is hidden. You need to make sure that you can see hidden files and folders.

    Read this tutorial: How to show hidden folders

    Also, make sure that you go to C:\Users\Yourusername!!\Appdata

    Yourusername will be your actual username for your PC

  4. Charlie said:

    That did the trick! Thank you so much for the ridiculously fast response :D cheerio

  5. kysersosai said:

    In Windows 7 close chrome and go to

    32bit C:\Program Files\Google\Chrome\Application\Plugins
    64bit C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\Plugins

    delete “nporbit.dll”

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