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|  #1 Posted on 2.7.06 1922.05 | Instant Rating: 2.89 | So, I've finally decided to update to Photoshop CS 2 from Photoshop 7.0. The problem is, I can't uninstall PS7. When I go to Add/Remove Programs in the control pannel, it doesn't list PS7 as an option to uninstall among the programs. I can't find an uninstall application either in my PS7 folder, although the uninst.isu and uninst.dll files are there. Is there any other way I can uninstall the program?
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| #2 Posted on 2.7.06 2156.24 | Instant Rating: 6.56 | (not) Quick and (very) dirty:
Go to the PS folder, select it, then hold shift and press delete. Answer yes to permanently delete.
Get a registry cleaner (e.g. CCleaner, RegScrub, and RegSupreme; you'd find programs like those on download.com or via a Web search) and check to see if it detects old references to your now deleted folder. Make the cleaner backup your registry then let it erase those references. | Merc
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|  #3 Posted on 2.7.06 2245.06 | Instant Rating: 6.95 | The only solution I've been able to find says to reinstall it, then uninstall it using add\remove programs.
Assuming you have the install CD. | uberlou
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| #4 Posted on 3.7.06 2240.55 | Instant Rating: 2.89 | Originally posted by JALman
(not) Quick and (very) dirty:
Go to the PS folder, select it, then hold shift and press delete. Answer yes to permanently delete.
Get a registry cleaner (e.g. CCleaner, RegScrub, and RegSupreme; you'd find programs like those on download.com or via a Web search) and check to see if it detects old references to your now deleted folder. Make the cleaner backup your registry then let it erase those references.
thank you. this seemed to work nicely.
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