> Hi Guys,
>
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> -Al
> WIN XP SP2
* * * * Cross posted: microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware and
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Hello Al:
Many uninstalls neglect the registry hive entries. After doing
another uninstall, try going through the registry with a "fine
toothed comb" Since this whole experience has some comparisons
to a new install, you may wish to see if "CHKDSK" shows any
problems. You might also consider running "System File Checker"
(SFC) against your system's original install CD. After all that,
you might consider installing Service Pack 3. "CCleaner" is nice
for cleaning up after another uninstall attempt too.
Best wishes and good luck,
1PW
BigAl.NZ@gmail.com - 29 May 2008 20:27 GMT
On May 29, 7:43 pm, 1PW <"OneNpOeSnPuAtMwhistle att a0l dot calm">
wrote:
> BigAl...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi Guys,
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Thanks for that tip I will try ccleaner - I assume I should backup the
reg first?
Another weird thing I noticed was, on one of the uninstalls, when the
add remove failed I deleted the directory containing the executeable.
When I tried to reinsall from the CD, it said it succeeded, but when I
clicked on the icon the executeable was missing.
It had put the directory back with some of the dll's but not the
exe??????
-Al