Can't use :Add/Remove"; would deleting Registry Keys work?

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I was testing the install and uninstall, on my WindowsXP Pro SP2 machine, of
software that I created, called, "inbusiness". Because of the following
error message that I received on attempting to uninstall the program through,
"Add/Remove", I assume that I will have to find some other way to remove it.

"An installation package for the product InBusiness for - Nonprofits cannot
be found. Try the installation again using a valid copy of the installation
package 'InBusine.msi'."

The, "inBusine.msi" file does exit. However, because of the way the
original installed was handled, I think, it's not being recognized as valid.
Is there any back door routines, procedures, methods that I can use to get it
removed from my, "Add/Remove"?

I tried using: "msiexec /uninstall inBusine.msi", and got the same error
message. Is there a "white paper" that will help me with my problem in the
registry keys? Are there other issues, procedures, instructions, etc. that I
should be aware of regarding using the registry keys in dealing with my
uninstall problem?

I've located 2 areas in the Registry, SourceList: "Inbusine.msi" next to
PackageName and under Products: "InBusiness for - Nonprofits" next to
ProductName. Woule eliminating one or both these references solve my
problem? Are there other areas of the Registry were I should be looking to
delete any references to my software?

John
 
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