You should now have a link to Control Panel in your right-click menu immediately. This will show up when you right-click on the desktop or in Explorer, though it might not work in every program.

There are two ways to uninstall a program in Vista; the wrong way and the right way. Unfortunately, though, too many people uninstall a program using the wrong ways, which can lead to poor ...

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 ...

You have 6 ways using which you can uninstall Programs not listed in Control Panel. If you cannot uninstall a program normally in Windows 11/10, see this post.

One example of this is how you uninstall traditional desktop programs in the new OS. In Windows 8.1, you uninstall desktop programs the traditional way—by heading to the Control Panel.

To uninstall, remove or change a program or app in Windows 11/10, you can use Settings or Control Panel. Select the program & click on Uninstall.

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.Or ...

The easiest method to uninstall any of your Windows programs is from the Control Panel. Here, you can see all of your installed apps, their sizes, version, and the date you installed them.

So instead of going the Control Panel route, I’ve been trying out a relatively new program called Should I Remove It? (which I’ll refer to as “SIRT” from here on out to avoid question mark ...

Hi Guys,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 installed ...

A free utility uninstalls apps that Add or Remove Programs can't handle Microsoft's Windows Installer CleanUp Utility also helps you install balky programs that rely on the Windows Installer.