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Dave
If I install Google Chrome, can I uninstall it if I don't like it (or it
doesn't like my computers)?
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Dave
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almostbob
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microsoft. IE questions
google. Google Chrome questions
99% of the time smart___ answers
this time
http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95319
reasonable answer
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Shenan Stanley
Dave said:If I install Google Chrome, can I uninstall it if I don't like it
(or it doesn't like my computers)?
What does this have to do with Windows XP? ;-)
Have you ever installed an application on your computer? Later removed it?
Same difference.
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Dave
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He apparently wants to install Google Chrome on a WINDOWS XP System.
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Shenan Stanley
Dave said:If I install Google Chrome, can I uninstall it if I don't like it
(or it doesn't like my computers)?
Shenan said:What does this have to do with Windows XP? ;-)
Have you ever installed an application on your computer? Later
removed it? Same difference.
He apparently wants to install Google Chrome on a WINDOWS XP System.
Great - but the issue of uninstalling it if they do not like it is not a
Windows XP issue. Each software vendor comes up with their own methods of
instalation/uninstallation and integration into various operating systems
and editions of those operating systems.
So...
What does the OPs question about installing/uninstalling Google Chrome
(assuming the browser and not the OS) have to do with Windows XP - other
than that *may be* (just because they post in this newsgroup does not mean
they have Windows XP of any edition/architecture/etc - raises the chances -
but they are far below 100% - likely above 60%) the operating system they
are currently utilizing?
And if one does not designate Google Chrome OS vs Google Chrome browser -
well - it could get stranger.
Maybe they should just download a VM and run the OS (if they meant the OS)
or Google Chrome Portable (browser)...
http://www.engadget.com/2009/11/20/google-chrome-os-available-as-free-vmware-download/
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/google_chrome_portable
*shrug*
Still unsure the specific reasons of why this would be a concern for Windows
XP General. If it is the Google Chrome Browser - just like almost all other
applications - you can install/uninstall. If this is the OS - well - one
should know if they blow away their OS for another OS - if they want the old
OS back - they will have to restore it somehow - most likely by a clean
installation or applications of an image of the old system. ;-)
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Nevertheless, it is a Windows XP system and it may or may not show in
Add/Remove which is a WindowsXP function..
Add/Remove which is a WindowsXP function..