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uninstall kiwee


Question Posted Tuesday October 7 2008, 6:48 am

Kiwee on computer but not in programs so can't get rid of it

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theymos answered Tuesday October 7 2008, 11:53 pm:
Go to start, run. If "run" isn't in your start menu, press WindowsKey+R or find "run" in accessories (under "all programs"). In the "run" box that pops up, type this and press enter:
appwiz.cpl
A window will pop up with a list of programs. Click the program that you want to uninstall and click "uninstall".

If Kiwee isn't in add/remove programs (appwiz.cpl), download it from their site and install it again. Restart your computer, then uninstall it from the start menu or add/remove programs. If that doesn't work, get someone to help you with removing Kiwee from your startup and deleting all Kiwee files.

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