ITTech Tricks: How To Uninstall A ProgramHow to uninstall a programBy Patrick Stafford ![]()
If you’re using Windows, then you need to open the Start Menu, then go to Control Panel. After that, double-click on “Programs and Features”.
There you should see a list of every program that is installed on your machine.
Find the one you want to uninstall, and then right-click on it. The only option should be “uninstall”. Press this button, and then each program will have its own individual wizard that should pop up and tell you what to do.
Don’t just delete files from the C: drive and hope everything will be okay. This is the proper way to uninstall a program.
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