add/remove programs

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cripster

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ok heres a question

If i install a program and i want to remove it using add/remove, but it says i can't, so i just do a delete, is there any way to remove the program name from the add/remove window when its loaded up.

i installed team factor, and got an error while installing it and the program works ok but when i went to remove it it said i can't so i just deleted and now i have the name in the add/remove window.

i'm running a xp home on a 40gig hdd 128 meg ram and 1.0ghz amd duron processor

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UberGrits

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Run regedit and find the following directory:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall

Then, find your Team Factor directory in there somewhere and delete. To be safe, make a backup key before you delete. Go under Registry in the menu and select "Export Registry File..." when you have the Uninstall folder highlighted. That's it.

Good luck.
 

Cosmin

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Same method like UberGrits but more cleanful ' . Use a registry cleaner such as Regclean ( used by me ) and you can delete all registry entries for that soft ( unnistall list also ) and more others !
 

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