uninstalling

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When uninstalling software, a dialogue box usually appears asking whether XP
should remove files that are no longer being used by other programs. The
advice seems to be a little contradictory. Although you are told that these
files are not in use, you are then told that other programs may not work if
they are deleted. What's the best thing to do??
Thanks.

 

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics (More info?)

Hi

If you are unsure as to whether those files can safely be deleted, the best
idea is to leave them where they are. That especially applies to .DLL
files, where one of those could very well be used by several different
programs.

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Will Denny
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"Geoff A." <geoffashton@DELETEdsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
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> When uninstalling software, a dialogue box usually appears asking whether
> XP should remove files that are no longer being used by other programs.
> The advice seems to be a little contradictory. Although you are told that
> these files are not in use, you are then told that other programs may not
> work if they are deleted. What's the best thing to do??
> Thanks.
>

 

[Bharat_2]

Its nothing just click yes and unistall the program