How to uninstall backup files in windows directory after updates takes place like "$NtUninstallKB88525" etc.,?
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Delete the Service Pack Uninstall Folder\nNOTE: The Service Pack uninstall capability must only be removed after you have determined that there is no longer a need to return the system to the pre-Service Pack state.\n\nThe Service Pack Uninstall folder is a hidden file. If you do not find it in the following path, ensure that you have enabled the Show hidden files and folders option in the View tab in Folder Options:\n1.Locate the Service Pack Uninstall folder in the %Systemroot%&#92;$NtServicePackUninstall$ folder.\n2.Select the $NtServicePackUninstall$ folder and delete it.\n3.To remove the Service Pack uninstall option from the Add/Remove Programs menu, delete the following registry key:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE&#92;Microsoft&#92;Windows&#92;CurrentVersion&#92;Uninstall&#92;Windows 2000 Service Pack x\nwhere x is the version number of the Service Pack that is installed.\n\nreference this webpage for troubleshooting in case you have problems.  seems like you can just delete it.
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Use Delete Folder option...
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1. backup your registry\n2. goto start | run |regedit\n3. goto key HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;\nWindows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer and change value data in NoFolderOptions to 0\n\n4. do the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;Software&#92;\nMicrosoft&#92;Windows&#92;\nCurrentVersion&#92;Policies&#92;\nExplorer
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A good free program to use to delete unused and useless files that are left over from uninstalled software is a program called ccleaner and it can be downloaded here. http://www.ccleaner.com/\n\nBefore you do any cleaning even with the built in cleaner in windows create a restore point so if anything nasty happens it will be easy to undo.
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if you mean uninstall ... go to your add/remove programs list
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(right click) delete.....aaaa?\nor right click, go to propertys and find target then uninstall, delete, put in recycle bin (dont forget to empty that baby regualrly) and do restart.\nmay help!
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Go to the exact location of it and delete it. As it says "win32" I think it is in Windows System
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Two ways to try.\n1.  Boot into safe mode at a DOS prompt and delete it manually\n2. Set up a script to delete it on boot.
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software like RegFix and McAfee Quick Clean are helpful to get rid of those pesky files that uninstalling misses.  you can also search the WIN.INI and SYSTEM.INI for corresponding entries.  sometimes i think the files can be under other names in the Registry.
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Delete the Software Distribution Folder, then restart. \n\nTry again.
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it should replace it automatically , unless u install at a different directory , then u need to format the hard disk partition , take care if u intall two windows at one partition , that formatted all , no delete for windows ,
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An installation program almost invariably inserts a "key" in to the O/S registry. When the files are deleted the registry key remains and this can royally fuck with your system.\n\nUnistall programs are there for a reason as is the "add/remove programs" entity in the control panel. If the guy doing the uninstalling doesn't realise this(or, even worse, ignores this) then he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a business network.
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You will have to go into Windows Explorer to the file tree, open my computer, then open C drive, then in all programs, you will find Norton uninstall in this list deleted from here.
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uninstall it then delete the file from program files then reinstall it
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Go into the program files folder in the hardrive and delete all the files for it, then remove your shortcuts from elsewhere on the PC
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if it doesn't have the uninstall feature and doesn't apper in control panel just delete the folder from program files
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Go to the Recycle Bin in your PC (available in desktop/explorer) and un-delete it