Go ahead, try and find Add/Remove Programs in that Control Panel list. It helps if you squint. It’s gone! If you’ve used Vista, you’d be familiar with the fact that Add/Remove Programs is ...

As tips site How-To Geek explains, you can add any program to your right-click ... hacks you can run to automatically add or remove Control Panel to your context menu at the source link below.

To see a list of the programs that we can uninstall we must first open the Programs and Features control panel. To do this you should follow these steps: In Windows 7 click on the Start button to ...

To uninstall a program using the Control Panel in Windows 11/10/8/7, you have to carry out the following steps: Open Control Panel Open Programs and Features applet Locate the program you wish to ...

If you are not able to find a program in the Uninstall Programs applet of the Control Panel, here are a few things you can do. How to Uninstall Programs not listed in Control Panel You have the ...

2.Choose "Settings", and then "Control Panel". (If "Control Panel" is shown in your Start Menu, you may go there directly.) 3.Click "Add or Remove Programs". 4.Scroll down in the list of installed ...

My Add/Remove programs seems to be broken, and I was just wondering whether it's possible to reinstall *just* that component (since it seems to be my only Control Panel applet that's broken.< ...

Hi Guys,<P>I'm running Win2k SP2 and have a problem with my Add/Remove Programs control panel. If I open it, it says I have no programs installed - but if I scroll down the list of all my ...

Here’s the problem though: Windows’ built-in add and remove programs ... So instead of going the Control Panel route, I’ve been trying out a relatively new program called Should I Remove ...

There's another way to get there. From the Start Menu, type "Control Panel." Click on the first result that comes up. Then, under Programs, select "Uninstall a program." Once you have the Control ...