Uninstall  Kubuntu Linux?
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Format the partition back to FAT32 or NTFS. You can do this by using your windows installation CD or if you know to use the FDISK command (Windows or Linux)\n\nIf that doesn't work you can use a partitioning tool like Ranish partition manager(Free) - http://www.ranish.com/part/ or Partition Magic(Commercial) to format the Linux partition(s)
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Just remove that program from control panel, or Uninstall it from Add/Remove programs.
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In the start menu from where you launch the application, look for the uninstall option. If it is not there then click on start -> Control Panel -> Add/remove Programs and then select "Starware" from the list and select Uninstall/Remove.\nYou're through with the program.
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BitTornado is very easy to install and uninstall.\nhttp://www.bittornado.com/\nand here is a guide to using BitTornado\nhttp://www.afterdawn.com/guides/archive/guide_to_bittornado.cfm
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start--settings--contriol panel--add-remove programs , then mark ur unwanted software--remove.\nstart--all programs--then the software u want to uninstall--uninstall
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When you boot to the Windows CD you will come to a part that allows you to re-partition your hard drive.  Use that to delete the Linux partitions.  Next create a Windows partition.  The rest should be easy.
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If you don't want to delete Windows you have two options:\n\n1) run a live CD -- this means Linux will run from the CD drive and not install to your system.\n2) resize your Windows partition (part) of the hard drive to make room for Linux so that you can have both Windows and Linux on the hard drive.\n\nTo make a live CD, just download a live CD .iso file like Ubuntu and burn it to a CD as a *disk image*.  You have to burn it as a disk image or it won't work (see the tutorial below).\n\nTo install to your hard drive next to Windows, you need to defragment your hard drive first.  Then backup all of your data.  Put the Ubuntu live CD in your CD drive and boot from it.  Then click on "install" on the desktop.  It will give you the option to "resize" your partition.  Make your Windows partition smaller to make room for Linux.  Ubuntu will take care of the rest.\n\nJust be sure to back up your files first.  If it is your first time using Linux, consider trying Ubuntu.
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uninstall it and all traces of it, then reinstall it.  that's the easiest way
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Stop using Windows.  Put Linux on it instead.
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use Webroot  software and remove it..
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Go to control panel>add/remove Programs, and then uninstall the new version
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Click the "pencil" icon and select uninstall
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I don't think you can, that was part of the lawsuit against microsoft. They use internet explorer to display the file system to you, i.e. when you look at the files in the c: drive. So I doubt you can uninstall it.
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Should be able to uninstall via the add/remove programs control panel.\n\nAs to Why "sandy"...maybe because OpenOffice is a pile of sh*t!
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right click it with the mouse go to properties or something like that and click uninstall i think i dont really know
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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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go to control, add & remove program. find the nokia driver and remove it