Uninstall N-lite

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Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is an

appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite on

my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for $19.00. Any

other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.





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I may be wrong, but NLite doesn't integrate itself into Windows. Is it

listed under Program Files?



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"Ed Mc" wrote in message

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> Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is an

> appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

> program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite on

> my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for $19.00. Any

> other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.

>

>

> --

>

> Semper Fi

> Nam vet

> 66-67
 
In article , mdsjhu@gropumail.com

says...

>

> I may be wrong, but NLite doesn't integrate itself into Windows. Is it

> listed under Program Files?





Hi, yes it is listed under Program Files. No 'uninstall' or 'readme'

info. Do you think I can just delete the folder?

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"Ed Mc" wrote in message

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> In article , mdsjhu@gropumail.com

> says...

>>

>> I may be wrong, but NLite doesn't integrate itself into Windows. Is it

>> listed under Program Files?

>

>

> Hi, yes it is listed under Program Files. No 'uninstall' or 'readme'

> info. Do you think I can just delete the folder?



To be safe I wouldn't. It's only a 3MB file. Is it interfering with

anything else?

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If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."
 
nLite forum: http://www.nliteos.com/



"Ed Mc" wrote in message

news:MPG.2649e47ce7171a7e989680@msnews.microsoft.com...

> Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is an

> appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

> program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite on

> my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for $19.00. Any

> other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.

>

>

> --

>

> Semper Fi

> Nam vet

> 66-67
 
Ed Mc wrote:

> Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is an

> appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

> program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite

> on my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for

> $19.00. Any other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.



Why uninstall/remove it in the first place?
 
In article ,

invalid@invalid.net says...

>

> Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is an

> appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

> program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite on

> my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for $19.00. Any

> other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.





Thanks for replies gentlemen. I guess if N-lite is that small and quite

harmless I could just leave it alone. I figured if I ever needed it

again I could just reinstall. Why take up the space. I suppose I could

just delete the shortcut on the desktop and be done with it. Thanks

again.

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Ed Mc écrivait

news:MPG.264b0b68f85883d989682@msnews.microsoft.com:



> In article ,

> invalid@invalid.net says...

>>

>> Since I used N-lite to slipstream SP3 into WindowsXP I hope this is

>> an appropriate group for this question. How do I uninstall the N-lite

>> program properly? I have Revo Uninstaller, but it doesn't show N-lite

>> on my system. A web search offers me an N-Lite uninstaller for

>> $19.00. Any other way to uninstall this program? Thanks.

>

>

> Thanks for replies gentlemen. I guess if N-lite is that small and

> quite harmless I could just leave it alone. I figured if I ever needed

> it again I could just reinstall. Why take up the space. I suppose I

> could just delete the shortcut on the desktop and be done with it.

> Thanks again.



If you decide you want to remove it, how about



Control Panel|Add/Remove Programs, click on nLite entry and click on the

"remove" button?



I have version 1.4.9.1 installed and it shows up in Add/Remove programs CP

applet.



HTH
 
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