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phycospawn   07-20-2006 at 04:36:20 AM

I just had a quick question here. i was wondering if there is any way of uninstalling windows movie maker. i dont use it so why have it i have windows xp pro. any help thanks

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lolitha   07-21-2006 at 07:37:10 AM
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Yeah man it seems like we can’t delete it, I tried using add remove programs and removing windows components section .still no luck, In program’s help there no section for getting rid from it . In the installation folder there isn’t a uninstall icon either, I am not sure may be we have to get rid from it when we are installing windows or we can just delete the folder.

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phycospawn   07-21-2006 at 05:45:35 PM
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yeah i know i could use nlite to remove it from the windows installatin process, but i dont really want to reinstall windows now , oh well. thanks though

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lolitha   07-23-2006 at 11:38:40 AM
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But you know It’s sounds very Odd .can’t remove a windows component. I think there must be another way we don’t know to remove it from windows.

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phycospawn   08-05-2006 at 02:41:51 AM
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well it looks like i was able to delete movie maker. i used a programed called xplite and used the trial version to remove movie maker. this program also let syou remove alot of other stuff too.

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By hollett, 22 hours ago:

right click "administrative Templates" and click add remove templates. you will then have a dialg box with a list of templates. Click Add and this should open the Windows\system32\inf folder and list a number of .ADM files. From the list add in Conf.adm and System.adm. Close the Add/Remove temples box and you should now have the requied options

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