Deleting one of the same systems!!!?
452642
it shouldn't be a problem. if you simply installed it twice, then the newer one should have overwritten the older one. if you can see 2 (c:&#92;windows, c:&#92;windows2) delete the smaller number one (the newer one will have a higher number.) Don't rename the 2nd one, because the paths have already been set.
133787
impossible\n\nb'coz by deleting the deleated folder all the data is destroyed by the server
970841
go to system32 folder and you can delet them from there.
50729
it depends on yor system. for pcs u have to find the uninstall option. with macs u have to bring it to the trash then empty it.
767717
There are ways to delete items from your system but they are very involved to ensure they are totally unrecoverable (without wiping out the rest of your system)\n\nIf you are on a network email system, i.e joe @yourcompany.com; then a copy of the emails may sit on the email server itself; so deleteling from your own system would not help
452499
try going under start, then search and searching by file name and then deleting everything that is associated with it. just make sure it's not a program that you need.
383186
You can try http://www.ursoftware.com/. I have often found it being able to uninstall things that are not visible in the control panel -> add/remove programs.
503317
boot into safe mode then you will be able to delete it.  The program is probably running in normal mode and that is why it won't delete.
634680
If you want to remove everything....reformat is the best solution....but if you want to remove some certain software...go to add/remove programs which is in control panel
736609
go for it just make sure you delete the backup files each makes so they dont fight over them
1130298
check in your start up ..\nGo to START > RUN > type in " msconfig >\nthen go to START UP it should be there to uncheck\n\nIf it still runs it is probably needs to be deleted in your registry \nThat's START > RUN > Type in "regedit > click on \nHKEY_current_USER >Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version>Run ...what you need to delete should be here or in\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\n>Software> Microsoft> Windows> Current Version> Run or run once
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Yes theoretically its possible.\n\nBut you will need to be able to identify the files in your PC and decide whether they are system files or not. You will also need to be able to go through the several hundred entries in your registry and decide if some of them need to be removed.\n\nThis is so daunting a task that practically it would not be possible.
998202
You can't delete anything from a CD unless is RW(re-writable).\nI'm sorry,get another blank CD.
504821
Nah, just format D:, assuming you don't have anything there you want. If you do, you'll either need to move what you want to keep off of it first, or you can just go through and delete it manually. As long as you're booting from C: it shouldn't be using any of the windows files on D:, so you wont have any problem deleting them.
755422
Here are a few zillion options...\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=secure+delete+freeware
66869
Good point about the installation on C no longer usable.  You could use a partitioning program (Partition Magic, for one)to delete the C: partition, but then the new installation will be on C, and all the references will be looking for a D: that doesn't exist. If you haven't "personalized" either, then you can delete both partitions and start from scratch.\n\nOr, maybe, you could delete the D: installation, and if you are unable to get the one on C: to work, you could do the type of installation that doesn't overwrite files you have added to it.\n\nOr you could format C:. That will keep your installation on D:  You can then reduce the size of C: and use it for data storage.  Actually, it is a good idea to store data on separate partition.
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Edit the boot menu (usually GRUB or LILO) to remove the other choice. You might want to research documentation on how to do this. Then, just format the drive of the one you want to remove.