Why do I have trouble uninstalling napster? It won't work through add/remove programs in control panel.?
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Get the latest version of it or see if you can download the same setup file , re install it and then un install it :)\n\nShort of that there are little utils like brute force un installer and also ( possibly registry mechanic ) which will help you solve this imho. www.ccleaner.com would be a good utility to run as it has an issues button you can click to fix issues ( would be worth a shot )
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1. Install again from CD\n2. In Windows XP exist system utility named as system restore. in This programm try restore system before uninstall.
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Sorry to hear that.  Try to delete it completely from your computer, then re-install it.
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Hi J.E.\n\nI had a similar problem a while back. I was trying to completely uninstall Windows Media Player but I couldn't.  It turns out that this isn't possible.  Microsoft claims that Windows Media Player cannot be completely removed because it's a feature of the operating system.\n\nYou can however, roll back to a different version of the player.  For instructions on how to do this, take a look at the first question; 'How do I uninstall the Player', on the Windows Media Player FAQ, located at:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/faq/installation.mspx
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My computer>Control panel>Add-Remove programs (you can uninstall it from there by selecting its name in there and selecting the uninstall option). Optionally you can try to navigate to the McAfee's folder (generally under c:&#92;program files&#92;).. there might be an uninstall.exe file in there
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When you first install the program besides copying itself on your HDD (in Program Files as default), it makes a copy into the registry. Here it writes if the license is valid, for how many days it should work (default 30) and other info regarding your system configuration. When you uninstall it, the unninstal program removes the software except this! You cannot remove this information because it's in the readonly section (with the system genera values). On the other hand you can change it, but I don't recommend it! There are other ways for doing this but they are not legal!
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If you're using Windows, go to Control Panel (Start>Settings>Control Panel or Start>Control Panel), double-click Add/remove programs and then uninstall Netscape from there.
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Go to "Control Panel", then go to "Add/Remove Programs". Have a look at the list of programs that are installed on your computer. Click on the one you want to remove and hit the "Uninstall" button!
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Try ccompletely removing the program & re-installing.
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there is no way you can prevent this, the only thing to do it manually delete the files after you ran the uninstall
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You can remove it >>> I am typing this on a computer that had SP2, I uninstalled it a long time ago. Go to add/remove programs. The only reason I unistalled SP2 is for P2P.
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go into control panel, go to add/remove then add or remove the programs you want
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go to control panel and use the add remove programs
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If its something you had to install, try going to add/remove programs in your control panel to uninstall it from there.
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right click it with the mouse go to properties or something like that and click uninstall i think i dont really know
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http://securityticker.blogspot.com/2006/... \n\ngood site to dl the progs you need to get rid of it but it's not enough.\n\nGO TO THIS SITE\nit has a list of the .dll's that need  to be deleted as well.   http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=85077
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You can try Control Panel as someone mentioned before, but unfortunately it doesn'always remove the entire program because of additional extensions elsewhere on the drive and the system registry. With some programs you can just go to Start>Programs>"your program"> and then it will give you the option to uninstall. If not then go to Add & Remove programs. After if there are leftover extensions you can try the system's search for files application, type any relevant name to that program and it will find and list them. Then delete them. You can also get a Registry cleaner software to delete the leftover extentions in the registry after you have used "Add & Remove Programs". Good luck!