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David Sherman
For some reason, the add/remove program icon in the Control Panel
"Classic View".
How do I restore it?
thanks
"Classic View".
How do I restore it?
thanks
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Zack Whittaker
It's not there. Instead, select "Programs" then select your option from
there
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Depending on the build you are using, its a blank icon, just look for the
name Programs.
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David Sherman
Under Control Panel, there is a program item. The add programs is
empty and there is no remove.
If I go to "Non-classis view, i see an icon that says remove programs.
empty and there is no remove.
If I go to "Non-classis view, i see an icon that says remove programs.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
In Build 5365, I see four icons, Currently Running Programs, Installed
Programs, Startup Programs and Windows Features.
Currently Running Programs - Open applications that are running or Task that
are running in the backgroun.
Installed Programs - Programs you have installed on Windows Vista
Startup Programs - Applications that load up in your start up folder, such
as Adobe Gamma, Acrobat Distiller for example.
Windows Features - Components that come installed with Windows, such as
Games, IIS, NFS for example.
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Programs, Startup Programs and Windows Features.
Currently Running Programs - Open applications that are running or Task that
are running in the backgroun.
Installed Programs - Programs you have installed on Windows Vista
Startup Programs - Applications that load up in your start up folder, such
as Adobe Gamma, Acrobat Distiller for example.
Windows Features - Components that come installed with Windows, such as
Games, IIS, NFS for example.
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David Sherman
It is a pain to find. It can be found inder installed programs.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
But "Installed Programs" is located under "Programs"
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