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Dear zsolt,

I'm a long time Mac user but have always had "Finder" usage problems. After I posted this last post, I was still trying to play around and used the "Go" Menu at the top to access the Library and found the 2nd set of files you posted in your list. So sorry for the confusion. I rebooted and all is well. Your fixed worked! Next time, please "dumb down" your Finder access and usage instructions so us "rookies" can quickly access and find what you're referencing. THANKS!!!

Thanks Zsolt,

I followed your instructions and went thru all Library files. Most of your listed files I had already deleted. Based on your instructions, I found one last file "iSPY.kext" and dragged it to the trash. I left it in the trash and rebooted. Unfortunately the same error popped again. What should I do now? Please help!

I have a Mac Power Book running Yosemite (OS 10.10). I previously had a version of Espionage 2 which I had uninstalled, but the application left the Espionage "lock" image on my top menu items listing. I tried to download version 3, install and then unistall it which I thought would fix the problem. The good news is that the manual uninstall (dragging Espionage to the trash, then reboot) took the original Espionage 2 "lock" image off of my Menu Items at the top. Unfortunately now everytime I reboot the computer I get this error message "Error- Couldn't establish communications with iSpy. Error 1. Try restarting your computer and/or running Espionage. EspionageHelper will quit now." Please see this URL for a screenshot of this error message:

http://i950.photobucket.com/albums/ad350/marcsalerno/EspionageErrorNotice.jpg

Any help would be appreciated- Marc