It is a password manager supporting several methods of sign in including face and fingerprint, email, master password or by using a trusted device. True Key is freely available for Windows, Mac OS X, Android and iOS devices. Select close open browsers to continue.When the Remove True Key window opens, select remove.Right-click on Intel Security True Key and select uninstall/change from the menu.Select Control Panel Home from the menu that opens.Use the shortcut Windows-Pause to open the Control Panel.Do the following to remove it completely from the PC: It is simple to uninstall the True Key software as it is installed just like any other program. Old removal instructions (may still be valid in some cases) You will find the following files there despite running the uninstallation on the system: config.ini, InstallerWrapperService.exe,, and.Go to C:\Program Files\TrueKey afterwards.Right-click on the service, and select Stop.
If the listing is not sorted by name, click on the name column header to do so.
Locate the service "Service Installer Wrapper TrueKey" in the listing. Tap on the Windows-key, type services.msc and hit the Enter-key to open the Services Manager. If not, do the following to check for the service's and the True Key folder's existence. It should remove the service and the files when you shutdown the PC fully and start it again. Note: This may not remove the True Key service called InstallerWrapperService, nor some files in the True Key directory. Select uninstall to remove the product from your computer. If True Key is not found, locate McAfee Security Scan Plus, or other McAfee products such as McAfee LiveSafe there. If you find it, uninstall the program using the controls provided (there is an uninstall button, or right-click). I suggest you search for True Key first. Tap on the Windows-key on your computer, type appwiz.cpl and hit the Enter-key. A removal of that program did remove most of the True Key installation as well. That is because it is now part of the McAfee program that may get installed on your system besides it. In my case for instance, it was linked to McAfee Security Scan Plus. If you search for True Key now however, you won't find it listed anymore as an installed program even though it is installed. This meant that you could remove it from your system from the software uninstallation control panel applet or the Windows 10 Settings application. Intel Security True Key was a standalone program up until recently. 
You may not want to do that if an installation is already underway though, as things may break in the process.
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