Showing posts with label uninstall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uninstall. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Removeing iTunes

Remove-it.org > Tools > ByeTunes
On what seems to be an unstoppable roller coaster of success,blah, blah
But how do I get rid of it? ByeTunes does a fair job of getting rid of most of it. If you want the whole ugly scenario see How-To Geek. I would try RevoUninstaller, then ByeTunes, then pick off Bonjour, etc.

Downloads

Download Revo Uninstaller

Download ByeTunes

Download CCleaner

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Thursday, May 6, 2010

Norton Removal Tool - A Must Have

Uninstall and Remove Norton Products Completely with Norton Removal Tool » My Digital Life
If you have installed Norton application software from Symantec Corporation, the programs can be easily uninstalled and removed with Norton Removal Tool

Comments: A reminder of where to find it. If you have Norton, do yourself a favor and use the removal tool.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Uninstall Office 2007 Hair Pulling Cure

Uninstall Microsoft Office 2007 in Vista and XP » Raymond.CC Blog
Raymond seems a tad touchy about copying any of his "article" so I will just supply the link. I am currently uninstalling Office 2007 with Revo and the zillions of office entries ... I'm tempted to Rip it out with this little program.

Here is the little site that has the program. Gotta love the site's name: Refuse to Suffer.

I have no idea how to tag this???

OK, I ran it (I only had a couple pieces of Office remaining) and it worked. I had a runtime error the first run and then ran as Admin. I would chance it again but no guaranties. I'm throwing the ripper on my portable drive to impress some future troubled soul. Now to install good old Office 2003. Why did I uninstall 2007? I had become increasingly irritated at seeing all the unnecessary files, for you see I had not been cautious when installing and got the whole useless load. Besides, I hated the menu bar.

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