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I have just purchased a brand new laptop with Windows XP and I am trying to
uninstall some of the unnecessary trial software that came on my computer.
One of them is AOL (which I absolutely detest). When I go to Add/Remove
programs, AOL starts up and then says "Searching for installed AOL programs"
and then another window pops up and says there are no installed versions of
AOL on my computer. However the program shows up on my list of installed
programs in the "Add/Remove" window and there are numerous files on my
computer when I do a file search.
Short of having to completely install the program to try and uninstall, what
is the
the best way to completely remove all traces of AOL from my computer? Would
deleting all the files be sufficient since it says there are no installed
versions on my computer? And what about any files that may be in the
registry?
Thanks in advance for any help and advice.
uninstall some of the unnecessary trial software that came on my computer.
One of them is AOL (which I absolutely detest). When I go to Add/Remove
programs, AOL starts up and then says "Searching for installed AOL programs"
and then another window pops up and says there are no installed versions of
AOL on my computer. However the program shows up on my list of installed
programs in the "Add/Remove" window and there are numerous files on my
computer when I do a file search.
Short of having to completely install the program to try and uninstall, what
is the
the best way to completely remove all traces of AOL from my computer? Would
deleting all the files be sufficient since it says there are no installed
versions on my computer? And what about any files that may be in the
registry?
Thanks in advance for any help and advice.