problems in deleting!!!?
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there is no way you can prevent this, the only thing to do it manually delete the files after you ran the uninstall
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try getting a program that restores deleted files you should probably be able to find one searching google or check out pc mag i think that one of their issues had a program dealing with that exact problem
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If you delete EVERYTHING, you won't have the programs needed to log into the computer or bring up Windows when you start it. And did you back up just files, or the actual programs as well? I suggest you get a computer geek to help you so all is well in the end.
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you have to wait for your computer to catch up with you.  also, make sure that you click yes when it asks you if you want to delete.
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u can do it only on one condition backup that particular folder before deleting.(in a cd,pen drive,floppy....)\ndelete it,see if ur pc has been affected due to the absence of the file,if it has then  just put it back where it was simple \nfor further details contact ur local software technician!!!!!!
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When it asks you if you want to delete them, press delete. If you can't delete them you can delete them manually by finding their original files and delete them.\n\n\nMore infomation in the source.
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where is your list....i thought you have a list and you are asking which one is bad....\n\nFor undo you can use any undo command
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ok, login to your yahoo! mailbox. In the top right of the "Folders" box click "Edit". That will give you a list of all the folders. Then just go to the one you want deleted and click "Delete"\n\nbtw, I could use 10 points, Thanks!
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First, since the files are movable, move them one at a time until you find which is causing you trouble - then delete it.\nSince the files are accessible from other programs, I'd open them and save them in a working folder.\nIf you haven't tried to move things around using the command line (DOS), that might be of some help.
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Deleting files in this area could cause major problems if you do not know what you are doing and exactly which and what file you are deleteing. If you have to delete a file and know the file name you can do the following steps.\n1.right click on start\n2.left click on explore\n3.left click on the search looks like a magnifing glass\n4.type in file name\n5.chooose all local drives\n6.start search\nthis may take a while but will return all files with that name on your system.\n\nCAUTION Make sure you know what this file is and you can delete it with out causing problems to your system. After deleting it try geting onto the internet again and make sure it works. If not or you have a problem in a few days you will be able to go into the Recycle bin and restore the file to resolve the problem.\n\nI do not recomend doing this to system files because more than one program can use the same file.
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dont delete them\n\nÆ
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Just do a disk clean up,and include all temp files etc.that should do it.Or if you want an easier way,go to the top of this window.Where it says [Edit View Favorites Tools Help]left click on tools,scroll down to [Internet options],left click on [clear history]then left click on [yes].That should do it.I recommend that while you are at it,you go ahead and delete all temp files and cookies too.
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files can only be thoroughly deleted if you overwrite them with software but that takes up even more space. the space is very little though that deleted files take.  a new hard drive isn't very expensive so you could just get one.
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It won't let you delete it? Download "Unlocker"...it deletes just about every file.
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Try restarting your computer. It might just be that the program that was using it didn't close right. If you still can't delete it, try booting into safe mode (Press F8 while the computer is booting and then choose safe mode). Find the file and delete it from there and restart like normal and your problem should be fixed.
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I am more interested in giving serious useful info. See my other answers also please\n\nyes, you may either go to windows explorer and go to the particular folder and delete the files.\n\nYou can go to Internet explorer Tool--> InternetOptions--> DeleteFiles option Button. (you may also clear history, and cookies)\n\nOr\nYour windows-StartButton--->  Programs---> Accessories --> System Tools  --->DiskCleanUp\n\nAll my answers should be verified for accuracy, the answers are only my suggestions.
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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.