can i remove hot fix off my puter without  errors coming up?
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It's a good idea to remove programs that you don't ordinarily use. Some programs could sit on there and you forgot you installed them. I do notice occasionally that some programs date of last use does not update. For example, some programs I use still have the original date of installation. Best bet is to make sure you know you won't use it, and if you have saved files that rely on that program, make sure you have access to the disk of the original program should you ever want to use your saved file again. Just be careful what you uninstall. Occasionally, some software uses other program's data...part of file sharing. Its a completely normal process of integration of programs. If a file from one program relies on another program you are trying to uninstall, let the files that are needed remain on your computer so as not to disrupt your settings. It's a safety feature usually built into uninstallers, but some people might go and delete them manually thinking they were left behind by mistake. Bad mistake to remove them yourself if you don't know their full use. This holds VERY true for hot fixes. Once you install hot fixes and updates over programs for windows, it spans across multiple programs, especially Microsoft programs. It really isn't good to remove such programs unless you are having trouble with your operating system in general or performing some sort of maintenance/repairs. They are there to fix other problems. Removing them could bring problems back. \n\n"Old disk structure" is something I recall seeing during installation, usually of a partition of the hard drive. Or is that of system boot time... something with reconfiguring the operating system at startup, boot to last good version. Unless you take defragment from a command line, I never see this in the GUI version, the regular Windows environment type. If you attempted to reinstall windows after a problem, you inserted your backup disk I assume and ran your backup tools. It really depends if you put the files on yourself, or the computer extracted the files itself. Boot files are required by the system at each startup, so if they are in the Windows Operating System folder, I'd suggest leaving them and don't look at them. If you ran a Windows Operating System Installer with the startup disk "boot disk", the program should have been able to remove what wasn't needed and installed its own files. \n\nIf the Add-Remove Utility doesn't work, there are 2 possibilities. 1) Reinstall the program to obtain the necessary files needed to complete the uninstall... if that doesn't work... 2) Alternatively, if it is a Microsoft product, you can look on line for help under support.microsoft.com... 3) For experienced users, if absolutely necessary, there exists a file that does uninstall, but it can have adverse affects on other files since it completely removes everything. As I said above, files, especially dll's (Linked libraries) may work together with other programs. Seek help directly from the creator of the program if you are unsure of your program problem, best suggestion...! That way, you can find out exactly what you need to do in order to avoid further problems to other programs. \n\nCopied and pasted from, Tip talk. As far as i can see its not an good idea to remove uninstall Hot fixes, however you can stop them appearing in the add remove program by checking show updates.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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it should have come with an un-install utility
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The easiest way around it is to just delete it and install it again\nGo to control panel \nadd /remove \nRemove it\nAnd start over\nSometimes theres a glitch and it doesnt get installed properly
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simple way tofix quick... uninstall then reinstall bingo done
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it depends on if you down loaded something lattly that it came with.lot free software come with things and if remove will disable them.you can remove it and if something dont work no more reinstall it and will work
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Go to "Control Panel" through the start menu. Then select "Add or Remove programs". Look for your Win fixer 06 and then delete it. Also you can search the program through wizard and delete any remaining crap.
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WIN XP\n\nFirst make sure it's not installed on your puter more than ONCE. If it is more than once uninstall all of them and reinstall just ONE. If that's not the case you can do the following which will help out your puter a LOT at any rate!\n\nStart>run>type in msconfig and click ok>Startup Tab>UNcheck everything you want to get rid of and then follow prompts out. Now they won't be running in the back ground chewing up your puters 'resources' just make sure you leave your anti-malware checked, but UNcheck EVERYTHING else. You can still use those progs but will have to go through the start/ all programs menu or make shortcuts on your desktop to get to them...NO biggie!!!!\n\nAND what brandonjones below me said...whic IS a BIGGIE!\n\nCheck this out:\n\nhttp://techdirt.com/articles/20061031/192204.shtml\n\nhttp://p2pnet.net/index.php  Be SURE to check out their Archives and find out all about the RIAA and MPAA\n\nAND here is the RIAA site:\n\nhttp://www.riaa.com/default.asp
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You most likely have a virus and/or a corrupt file.  Search the exact error message on a working PC and see if there is a removal tool that you can download to use on the affected PC.
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try to delete from command prompt or in the safe mode.it would certainly help.
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just check the boxes and push delete
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try going under start, then search and searching by file name and then deleting everything that is associated with it. just make sure it's not a program that you need.
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rebuilt and tested for errors
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I did it with a restart in DOS mode or a force delete with some programs. Just make sure that there is no program that run it at that moment.
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Have you tried \nStart, Control Panel, Add and remove programs?\nThen select what you want removed.\nThat usually will do the trick.
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Try contacting user support\nhttp://www.allume.com/mac/cleanup/index.html\n\n///
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please over write while reinstalling again and ask me if some problem exist
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go to control panel and use the add remove programs