If you have ever stumbled upon apps that open in your face as soon as you log into your Mac, you know how unwelcoming they can get. Such apps, also known as startup programs, are intentionally present ...

Having tons of apps and programs on your Windows computer is all fun and games until you realize you're running low on storage and have no more space for your documents and videos. Instead of going ...

There are several reasons you might want to uninstall applications and / or programs from your Windows 10 PC. You may be trying to free up space, or you no longer use that application, or the program ...

A Bit of Irish Screen Saver Unwanted Add/Remove Programs entry for a screensaver that comes bundled with various software including the Dealio shopping toolbar and WhenU.SaveNow which is ... Read More ...

The following is a screenshot of my Add/Remove Programs module..<P>http://www.faisalmahmoud.dns2go.com<P>I'm not sure exactly why this happened, but I today I ...

Uninstall Apps from the Start Menu First, you can uninstall a program from the Start menu. In Windows 10, click the Start button and look for a program you wish to remove, either in the app list on ...

If you still have some files remaining after uninstalling a program using Add / Remove Programs in XP, for example, the uninstalled the program still appear in your control panel. This trick can help ...

IObit Uninstaller is a third-party freeware that helps you uninstall software and remove unwanted programs from your PC easily. It is a faster and simpler alternative to the Control Panel of Windows.

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Easy Context Menu (Earlier Bluelife Context Menu) is a context menu editor that helps users to add any installed application to the context menu or any image or icon to the context menu item. The ...

(Sorry if this has been mentioned. I didn't see it anywhere.)<BR><BR>I installed XP SP1, fine no problems, but it broke my ability to use custom themes. No surprise there. I poked around in this forum ...