need to know how to add programs on to my computer?
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Must not be running windows xp...auto install...  Try inserting the CD and going to the "my computer" then the "cd" and look for an install file and/or auto run file...  good luck
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Any 'good' software/computer supply store should have them. You may have to buy two separate pieces of software, but its probably worth it, if you think you really need it. My suggestion is my personal staple when it comes to software, STAPLES!
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download it and then click on the downloaded icon and then it will install itself, really you should go to the site and it will tell you
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Go to the following website and download and install Belarc Advisor. It will tell you every component and program in your computer. \nhttp://www.belarc.com/ba5.html?B
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Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Calculator\n\ngeez...
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if u r a windows user:\n1. click in the following order-\nStart->Programs and luk for ur program. if u find uninstall for ur software then click it and follow the instructions....if u don't find UnInstall then follow the next step(2)\n\n2. click in the following order:\nStart->Control Panel->Add/Remove Programs\nin the upcoming window u will see a list of programs. find the name of ur program and click Remove. follow the instructions
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Go to control panel. Double click add/remove programs and scroll down till you see the program you want to uninstall. Then select the program and click "change/remove" and follow the instructions it gives.
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It depends on the program.\n\nMost professional programs will allow you to choose between a CUSTOM INSTALL and an Express Install.  If so, choose CUSTOM INSTALL.  This will allow you to choose program features to install and, usually, the installation folder.  For the installation folder, there will usually be a BROWSE button.  Click on that and select the drive and folder for the installation.\n\nIf there isn't a CUSTOM INSTALL choice, you still might be presented with a default folder and a BROWSE button.  Click on the BROWSE button and select the drive and folder you want to use.\n\nNOTE:  Most programs allow you to type in your own folder name, even if it doesn't already exist.  These programs will usually tell you the folder doesn't exist and ask your permission to create the folder.  Click YES or OK to create the folder.\n\nI highly suggest that you keep a well-organized naming scheme throughout your use of the computer.\n\nEXAMPLE:  I have a C:&#92;Program Files&#92; under which I have a lot of program folders.  I also have a D:&#92;Program Files&#92; with program folders under that (this is where I put utilities and small applications).  Finally, I have an E:&#92;Program Files&#92; with program folders under that (this is where I install games).
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go to "control panel" then "add/remove" then a list of programs should show up... And if it's there click the "add/remove" button and that should take it out.
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from the control panel - add/remove programs
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go to microsoft support for the program, and then go to downloads and add ons. They will have some
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No even if it does not come installed.Connect the pc to a pc containing program files and install it
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go to Control Panel. then go to Add or Remove Programs.
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go To add and remove programs
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Open my computer, open c drive, and open program files. This folder has all the programs that r installed on ur harddrive.
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1) GO TO "CONTROL PANEL".\n2) GO TO "ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS".\n3) FIND I.E.7 & CLICK ON REMOVE.\n4)MAKE SURE IT IS REMOVED.\n5) IF YOU HAD REGULAR I.E., IT STILL SOULD BE IN YOUR PROGRAMS. IF SO--YOU ARE ALL SET!!!\n6) IF NOT, INSTALL I.E..\n\nHOPE THIS HELPED & WAS EASY TO FOLLOW!!!
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If is is not listed in Add/Remove Programs and still the application is running in the computer then we need to remove the program from Registry. All the programs install would be definitely listed in Registry.\n\nFollow the steps to un-install the program from Registry.\nThese steps involve Windows Registry modifications and hence I suggest you take a backup of the registry before applying the solution.\n\nRegistry Backup:\n1. Click Start, Run and type regedit.\n2. Click File on Registry menu and select Export to File option.\n3. Select the radio button beside “All” option.\n4. Give a file name (say regbackup) and save it onto the desktop.\n\nPlease follow the steps below to delet the program from Registry\n1. Click Start, Run and type regedit and hit enter to open Registry menu.\n2. Click "+" beside HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.\n\n3. Click "+" beside Software .\n\n4. Click "+" beside Microsoft.\n\n5. Click "+" beside Windows.\n\n6. Click "+" beside CurrentVersion.\n\n7. Click "+" beside Uninstall.\n\nTry to find the program which you want to delete. After finding the program, Right-Click on the program and select Delete/Uninstall.\n\nAfter deleting the program, close the Registry Menu and restart the system.