ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS.....where is my button remove ?
This is a discussion about ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS.....where is my button remove ? in the Windows Software category; In the control panel, i can open ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, i ve the list of all installed applicatio, ! But the button REMOVE in not present ??? Does somebody knows this problem ? THank you
In the control panel, i can open ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS, i ve the list of all installed applicatio, !
But the button REMOVE in not present ???
Does somebody knows this problem ?
THank you
But the button REMOVE in not present ???
Does somebody knows this problem ?
THank you
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Is it not present for just one application or for all?
OP
For All applications
I m using WXP PRO SP 1
With all live update !
arggggggggggggggg
I m using WXP PRO SP 1
With all live update !
arggggggggggggggg
So, when you clike on an app, a button does not appear in the left corner of the high litd area? "change/remove"
OP
No, amazing ! NO ?
before yes ( like since WINDOWS 95)
But now, (thanks BILL) this Fonction does not existe
I can just click on THE SIZE of the program or THE frequency of use !
GRRRRRRRRRRRRR
before yes ( like since WINDOWS 95)
But now, (thanks BILL) this Fonction does not existe
I can just click on THE SIZE of the program or THE frequency of use !
GRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Do you have permissions to Add/Remove Applications under the account that is logged in?
If you do, check that the necessary registry exist or have not been modified. Link to help with that http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1041/
Have you been playing with group policies?
You can also check to make sure the add remove applet hasnt been corrupted through a SFC /SCANNOW.
HTH
If you do, check that the necessary registry exist or have not been modified. Link to help with that http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1041/
Have you been playing with group policies?
You can also check to make sure the add remove applet hasnt been corrupted through a SFC /SCANNOW.
HTH
