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Does anyone know where the add & remove programs gets its information? I
have removed Word Perfect 11, deleted the folders and checked the registry,
but it still shows up on that list taking up 460 megs of disc space. I don't
know how esle to get it gone>>> Any ideas would be helpful.
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Matthew
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Matthew wrote:
> Does anyone know where the add & remove programs gets its information? I
> have removed Word Perfect 11, deleted the folders and checked the registry,
> but it still shows up on that list taking up 460 megs of disc space. I don't
> know how esle to get it gone>>> Any ideas would be helpful.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
Matthew wrote:
> Does anyone know where the add & remove programs gets its information? I
> have removed Word Perfect 11, deleted the folders and checked the registry,
> but it still shows up on that list taking up 460 megs of disc space.
> I don't know how esle to get it gone>>> Any ideas would be helpful.
Hi,
The use frequency and size estimate in Add/Remove Programs is just a
major guesswork thing from the OS and what is reported there is not
to be trusted.
The info is saved in a binary value named SlowInfoCache.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin (More info?)
Matthew wrote:
> Does anyone know where the add & remove programs gets its information? I
> have removed Word Perfect 11, deleted the folders and checked the registry,
> but it still shows up on that list taking up 460 megs of disc space. I don't
> know how esle to get it gone>>> Any ideas would be helpful.
I had a similar problem and finally found this page from Microsoft. The
utility really cleaned it all and then I manually removed all the files
and folders.
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