Option 1: open the task bar, right-click the agent icon and select “Quit”:

Option 2: open 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 1: right-click the agent icon in the Dock and select “Quit”:

Option 2: open the Activity monitor, double-click both processes below, and select “Quit”:

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

1. Click “Agent disconnected” in the bottom-right 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 bottom-right 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 bottom-right 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)