and should i delete itunes from me hard drive first (add or remove programs)
200535
No, if you reinstall itunes all of the songs will be there but you have to import them again. "they won't be erased"\nif you need more help ask me without hesitating.
327676
Ckick your start menu, click control panel, and click add or remove programs. It will show a list of all the programs on your computer, and you can remove it there.
181734
If you still have the other harddrive then I would reccomend that you make in the Master drive and the new drive the Slave.  This way you will not need to reinstall your office programs because they will be on your primary drive.
272300
yup... iTunes>Preferences>Advanced>Importing
330929
no your songs should be saved in a separate music folder somewhere else in your computer, such as "My Music" or something like that. when you reinstall itunes, the songs might not be in your music library anymore, but you can just re-import the folder that has all your songs back into itunes, and you should be all set.
164434
Your best option is to reinstall from the original CD or DVD. This will erase any programs and files that you've added, giving the new owner a clean slate. Insert the Mac OSX install CD and choose "install OSX". The computer will restart and run off of the CD. Before walking through the install process, go to the file menu at the top of the screen and choose "Utilities-disk utility". In the disk utility select the HD and choose erase. When this is finished quit disk utility and proceed with the install. Another tip would be to select "Customize" during the install process. A list of install items will show up. You can remove all additional languages and printers to make the install go faster, work better, and take less drive space. \nFor more Mac tips, check out: www.fixmystudio.com
96064
from the control panel - add/remove programs
544641
Go to Start\nGo to CONTROL PANEL\ngo to ADDorREMOVE\nNow find the program\nNow click to uninstall it.\nNow reboot.\nHope this helps.
219805
leo girl had the right idea but if your not very computer knowledgable then u mite not find it. if you have windows XP then its easy just go to start menu, all programs, accesories, system tools, then system restore. once inside you must go to a day highlighted in bold numbers. u can go right back to when you first got the computer. it will keep all your saved documents like music etc but delete anything else. if you dont have XP then you must reformat the hard drive and it should be done by an expert so you can tell him which files you would wish to keep because it can go badly wrong and u may end up paying more for it to be fixed.\n\nJosh
116615
Just remove that program from control panel, or Uninstall it from Add/Remove programs.
416447
iTunes 7 makes it easy to back up your music library to CD or DVD.  Follow these simple steps from the Apple support site:\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302392\n\nIf you're using iTunes 5 or 6, follow these steps:\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304278
433212
okay, so you put the new hard drive in your computer and saved all the files to it that's cool, but don't ever delete any program files.  What probably takes up most of the space is music or videos.  So make sure you saved them to the new hard drive then just delete them off the old.  Your operating system is on your C: drive so you can't change the new one to your primary drive.  I would go through the files on the old one save what you want to and then delete them.  But remember don't delete system or program files.  Then go to control panel, then administrative tools and then to disk defragment, and then disk cleanup that will clear up some space too.  Hope it works
233976
you could probaly delete it from add or remove programs
583291
That's going to be difficult! Most recovery programs can undelete files that were stores on the Hard Drive. I use TuneUp Utilities 2006 which is excellent to give proper maintenance to your computer, plus it has the "undelete" or recovery utility. Unfortunately it ios NOT free, but it comes with a 30 day full-working trial.
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up grade your ram...or video card that should speed it up a little and not to exspensive... be careful where you down load from......some "free music" has alot of junk that comes with it .. go to a good site like apples...itunes ect..\n you will have to pay . but no worries...peace
453212
yep!  Go to add / remove programs and select remove.  I did the same thing when i got my new computer.
316158
This depends on what programs you are considering removing.  Some programs install themselves in your start-up registry and, therefor, use memory the minute your computer starts.  Removing these programs will help alleviate your memory and speed up your computer.  Also, check in your system tray (the icons next to your clock) and see how many programs are running there.  Icons in your system tray are programs that are currently running and using up your system memory.  If there are icons there for programs you don't need to start up right away, shutting them down will also help.\n\nShort of these options, installing extra memory or a faster processor (if your motherboard will support it--Pentium III processors are cheap nowadays) will always be the best sure-fire way of increasing your speed.  If you are running Windows XP with 256MB of RAM, you are going to run slow no matter what you do.\n\nRun Anti-Spyware programs to clean up your system like Ad-Aware SE Personal and Spyware Blaster.  Also, run a program called TweakNow Registry Cleaner to clean up your start-up registry.  All of these programs can be found by going to:  www.download.com and doing a search for their titles.