File"C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Error Killer&#92;unins000.dat" does not exist. Cannot uninstall. How to remove the program.
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REINSTALL AND UNINSTALLTHE SOFTWARE \n    OR\nDOWNLOAD CCLEANER A FREEWARE\nUSING IT YOU CAN DELETE IT CORRECTLY
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If the game exists as a single executable, meaning you didn't install it at all then just deleting that exe and any accompanying files will delete the game.
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have you tried uninstalling it using windows add/remove program? \ntry go to control panel of windows. then click on add/remove program, then choose the game in there and click remove.\nif that doesn't work.. i guess manually deleting it is your best option. 1st find out what name if your game ie. sim.exe\nand just delete that particular file.. that should work too.\ngood luck.
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There are three ways to uninstall/remove a program.\n1) Stop the program by right clicking on the icon in the taskbar and then try to uninstall in add/remove program.\n2) Boot your computer in safe mode by pressing F8 and selecting safe mode from the menu while restarting , then follow step 1.\n3)Remove the program from startup menu as follows\n(start > run > type msconfig\npress ok.   Click on startup, uncheck it from the list. click on apply. click on ok. press restart. Check the window that appears after restart, press ok)\nThen go to control panel > add/remove program to uninstall.\n\nIf nothing of the above works. Then The best way to remove unwanted programs which you can not remove from add/remove dialog in control panel on your computer is to remove it from registry. If you are comfortable with manually editing registry, otherwise use registry cleaning software like RegScrubXP to remove the entries of offending software from registry and then use a cleaning software like ccleaner to remove other files such as exes, dlls etc created by the offending program. \nFree RegScrubXP registry cleaner\nhttp://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/11/regscrubxp-registry-cleaner.html\n\ndownlod + install + run it.\nWhen you get in the software window.\nClick on user defined problems button.\nIt will display all entries in windows registry under different categories. So scroll down the list till you reach a category company. In this category look at the names in full key, and Main key. If you locate the name there, then check the box in front of its entry and press the button Fix selected entries. It should remove the entry from the registry.\nAfter that you will need another software to remove other files created by the program on your computer. It is ccleaner, if you do not have it already; read how to use it and then download it from here.\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-use-ccleaner.html
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Go to Start\nGo to CONTROL PANEL\ngo to ADDorREMOVE\nNow find the program\nNow click to uninstall it.\nNow reboot.\nHope this helps.
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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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you could try going to control pannel, then "add remove programs". or there might be parts of the program still in your registry (most likely). or you can find programs to help you uninstall stuff.
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go to Techrepublic they have a uninstall program.\nIt's not that easy!!!!!!!!!!! here is a link\n\nhttp://downloads.techrepublic.com.com/abstract.aspx?docid=269942&tag=nl.e138
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You have uninstalled any software from ur computer but the file path is still in your config file so during startup it automatically runs and gives the error, Use MSCONFIG command from RUN in Start Menu and then remove the uncheck the path from there. I hope the problem will be cleared.
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since you didn't said what you are trying to uninstall, here are some reasons i'm guessing:\n\n- corrupted registry\n- missing uninstaller\n- the program was manually deleted without using the uninstaller.\n\nyou might want to try this program from micro$oft.  It's a Windows Installer Cleanup Utility\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
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don't know which program it is , but you should go to start > add/remove programs to uninstall it.
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to remove programs that you are not using . Go to start, then control panel, then to add/remove programs. once all your programs show up on screen go down the list and on the right hand side there is a square the says change/remove.\nClick on the remove and let your computer uninstall the program. Another thing you can do is delete any old emails and files that you don't need any longer. If there is a file you want to keep information , print it out then delete the file
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If u r using xp, go to "Run" , type cmd and push enter.\nYou will see black box with c prompt.\nGo to the directory where you put the hello.exe file\ntype del hello.exe \nwhen it asks are you sure, type y\nit should be gone
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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 "C:&#92;Program files&#92;Yahoo!&#92;Yahoo! Music Engine"\nthere is an "uninstall.exe" file in that folder.  I just found it myself.  It is quite annoying.
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You haven't completely deleted it. If it won't go away from "add remove programs" in the Control Panel, go into program files in your hard drive, find the folder of that program, and delete the whole folder.
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First off, I would check that you're allowed to remove it.. I work for a company where we monitor the useage of the systems, it is against company policy to even try to get around this..\n\nThen (assuming you are allowed) I would check the list of running processes, look them up on the internet (google.com or similar) I am sure you will find out which one is the offending application.. then kill it...\n\nAll being well you will not be under the watchfull eye of the company any more.\n\nThen it's simply a case of uninstalling the program (search the hard drive for the .exe in question, delete it.. effective but may re-appear) via the control panel (if it's there).