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Please.
If having a problem with uninstalling software programs no longer needed, which of the following would you use firstly to cleanup Add and Remove. I am referring to programs such as Adobe or Nortons that seem to stick.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/Unlocker_d4660.html
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
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What do you mean in answer to my question please?
In my first post I asked for an opinion.
I have both programs on my desktop, have read up about both so just wondered if an 'expert' could or would comment on which is best if any or leave both them alone.
In short, I've used those but to get the effect you wanted (clean up the add/remove list) I shared what I use. Hopefully you will find what you like soon.
Bob
Thanks for your reply.
Both "mine" work for me and others I help. I had a look at yours but tend to keep out of the registry when helping others. I don't advise any of my customers to ever go into it frankly. I will stress they are at a early level of computer experience mostly.
Thanks, you have been of great help to me.
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