the traditional answer of going to add/remove programs is not working...even SBC could not help.
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Insert the installation disk. Sometimes the installation wizard will give you an uninstall option.
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The best way to add and remove programs without problems in XP is through the dedicated add / remove programs menu within XP control panel.\n\nFrom time to time check this list and see what you can remove - the more programs you have installed the slower your computer will run, as a rule.\n\nTherefore it is worth every few months checking what's there, and if any spyware has crept onto your system make sure that you remove that too!\n\nNote that if you delete programs directly from the program files folder then you might cause problems through deleting shared files or accidentally deleting something important!
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Most programs that are uninstalled through Add/Remove require a log file to be able to uninstall.  If for some reason the log file which contains the needed information to do the uninstall becomes corrupt or the installation itself becomes corrupt then you will not be able to uninstall the program via Add/Remove.  You can physically delete the folder where the program files are stored and get rid of the uninstall option by searching for the program name in the registry and deleting that entry in the registry but that is a bit tricky and often leaves registered dll files and other files lying around.\n\nOne good trick I use is to reinstall the software again and rebuild the log file and you can uninstall and usually the uninstall will work.
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The programs above the line are considered to be in your start menu...and will be there until you remove them.  The ones below the line are your most used programs and they will actually change depending on how often you use them or not.\n\nYou can right click on most icons and you will see the option to "pin to the start menu", which will then add that icon's program to the start menu.   Likewise, if you right click on any of the programs in your start menu (above the line) you will see the option to "unpin from the start menu", which will remove the icon from your start menu.\n\nOr as the previous person said....just ignore it...
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go to add and remove program.remove your program.and re store your system.Before date you are installing your software.\n                    thank you
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Go to your control panel and click on Add/Remove Programs. On the left, click on "set program access and defaults". You can change it from here.
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If you go to add/remove programs and click on IE it will ask you if you want windows to "repair" instead of "remove".  Choose "repair" and it will be fixed for you through the system.\n\nHope that helps.
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have u tried getting into Settings? Go to settings, then control panel. Then click on add or remove programs. click on the game and hit remove.
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If you are using a windows version\nleft click on start\nleft click on control panel\nleft click on add remove programs\nleft click on pup (scroll to find it)\nleft click on change remove\nfollow the instructions to remove
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Call SBC  and have the trouble shoot it.  The  only thing I can think of is your firewall might be blocking it.
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In Add/Remove Programs - click on Add/Remove Windows Components - you should it find it there
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I had this before, it had installed itself as a program, so going to add/remove programs in the control panel and uninstalling it might work, but be careful not to remove anything you need!!!
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What you can do is to re-download the two programs. This is easier and you don't have to dig around for a long time just to find a bug.
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go to add/ remove program uninstall then type it back in searchbar and go thu steps
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If the program is currently running, you might not be able to remove it.  If you do not have administrative priviledges, you may not be able to remove it.  If you cannot, contact your system administrator.\n\nWhat is it you are trying to remove?
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Make sure your the administrator. If you already are, try running them in a different mode. Right-click, Properties, Compatibily and play around with them for a while.
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Go to Control panel - Add/remove programs and uninstall it from there. If it doesn't work the go to Program Files and search for it's folder and delete it.