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by sbkhaan Accepted solution
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by jarrett_faulk Accepted solution
usually when i am unable to remove software from the control panel i do the following.
start with task manager and stop and process that is related to the software. then go to windows explorer and remove every folder related to the software taht you can find. check all profiles, program files folder and windows file folder.
Then search the registry for the software and remove every key that is related. ...BE VERY CAREFUL DOING THIS... you can really hose up you system if you delete the wrong keys.
anyhow,
once this is completed reboot your computer and when you back to control panel and attempt to remove the software it will display an error saying "this software appears to have been removed already do you want to remove it from this list" and when you click yes it goes away.
good luck.
by rob miners Accepted solution
http://www.softwarepatch.com/software/moveonboot.html
Download and install CCleaner to tidy up your Registry. Backup the Registry as you go along, rescan again and again saving as you go until there are no errors left.
Cleaner: Windows
When you first open Ccleaner you will have an option to Analyze or Run Cleaner, after checking the left Pane and making your choices. Delete all Temp Files. If you scroll down you will see a greyed out box that has Advanced next to it. Left click on it and keep pressing OK to all of the responses. I normally Untick Windows Log Files and Memory Dumps as they may come in handy.
You don't have to install all of the add ons or shortcuts just the one to the Desktop.
http://www.ccleaner.com/download
See how you go with this and let us know how you get on.
by toy_soldier40 Accepted solution
try it from the GUID.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372105%28VS.85%29.aspx
by sue t Accepted solution
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by runny21 Accepted solution
PLease follow this:
This solution requires registry modification. So becareful not to change anything else.
1. Go to Start > Run
2. Type regedit and click OK
3. Navigate to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{Program Name}
Note that as the {program name} may be a CLSID, you may need to search for the product name (e.g. ?firefox?, using what you saw in Add/Remove) to locate the correct entry.
4. If you see NoRemove with the data 0?00000001 (1), that means the remove button will be unavailable. If you also see NoModify with the data 0?00000001 (1), that means the change button will be unavailable
5. Simply double click on the NoRemove or NoModify name and change the value data to 0 (number zero). If Add or Remove Programs is open, close it and reopen again. The Change/Remove button should now appear.
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