I cant uninstall adobes crap software please help?
Posted on November 8th, 2009 by admin
Adobe Software
I go to uninstall photoshop and dreamweaver on my windows vista computer, go to add/remove, it takes me to the adobe uninstaller and it says “component removal failed”! FOR BOTH PRODUCTS! they are both expired trials, please help, i need to free up space! im so Pissed off right now because its not letting me uninstall it! i googled and searched everywhere even on the adobe website, nothing!
I go to uninstall photoshop and dreamweaver on my windows vista computer, go to add/remove, it takes me to the adobe uninstaller and it says “component removal failed”! FOR BOTH PRODUCTS! they are both expired trials, please help, i need to free up space! im so Pissed off right now because its not letting me uninstall it! i googled and searched everywhere even on the adobe website, nothing!
please help!
what i i just go to program files, adove and delete the whole folder containing all products to the recycle bin and then empty it, will that delete all traces of there sh!tty software!?
help!!!!!!!!!
thanks everyone i figured it out, had to install the windows install clean up, shame on adobe! thats like practically taking over your computer, i think i smell a class action lawsuit! lol
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control panel then add remove may have to restart computer to take effect
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yes it will delete it all if you go to
start>computer>c drive>program files
find the file that says photoshop and dreamweaver
it should have an uninstaller in there and it deletes it
if it doeasnt work just delete everything in the file and delete it out of the recycling bin
it will have left over items, but thats when ccleaner comes in
download ccleaner and it will delete all it left behind
Yeah, try a restart.
Hmm… you are trying to delete it as Administrator… right?? I believe in Vista you have to be an Admin to add/remove programs.
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Go to the control panel (presuming you have Windows) and go to “add/remove programs”