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I ran the Windows 7 readiness program and got the report. Among the things I've attempted to address (and it seems that I have to re-run the program even though I supposedly saved the report) is having My Calculator and Nero on this older laptop. Both show up in the Control Panel under Add/Remove Programs, but neither can be found to remove. None show up under Programs nor in Explorer. Finally, I went to the registry and found a bunch of items referring to Nero, so I took a chance and deleted them that way, doing a registry repair thereafter. I never found My Calculator. How do I find where that's hiding/why that's showing up under Add/Remove Programs?
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Thus the system is not aware that the programs have been deleted and still retains the Uninstaller routines for these programs.
Running CCleaner will remove any anomalies within your system:
Run the 'Cleaner' first, followed by the 'Registry' cleaner after that.
[u]NOTE:[/u]
The 'Registry' cleaner is recursive, so continue to run it until you get a clear error-free scan result. :)
It would've been nice to know what OS you are running at present. ;)
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