Don't know if it will work, but have you tried "rm"ing it in Terminal?

Edit: I just looked at the DetectX home page and found "For MacKeeper, it is important to follow the instructions on Applehelpwriter for how to uninstall MacKeeper properly."

Have you tried that?

Edit 2: I just d/l'ed DetectX, and it found a "MacKeeper" file with a name similar to yours; I was able to move it to the trash (on my own) and delete it. Personally, I think the file was erroneously identified as a MacKeeper file, possibly because its name was similar to one, but its very minimal contents seemed innocuous, so I gambled. I also had a second such file with absolutely no contents which I deleted before running DetectX.

Last edited by artie505; 07/12/15 07:48 PM.
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