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deleting folder on backup D drive(CPQDRV)
I royally messed up my Works2000 and cannot remove nor reinstall it, and
cannot install a new Works program because it detects the old one. Can I delete the folder from CPQDRV without messing up anything else and would this remove all traces of Works2000? |
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"leowomn" wrote in message
news I royally messed up my Works2000 and cannot remove nor reinstall it, and cannot install a new Works program because it detects the old one. Can I delete the folder from CPQDRV without messing up anything else and would this remove all traces of Works2000? First / start / run / REGEDIT.COM 1. Export the Registry to a REG file so you can reimport it if you need to. 2. Search for all keys for WORKS2000 and delete them. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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Thank you for your response, but been there, done that. When I try to install
Works 7.0, it detects an older version so I must not have gotten everything even though "find" isn't "finding" anything else. Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated. "Don Phillipson" wrote: "leowomn" wrote in message news I royally messed up my Works2000 and cannot remove nor reinstall it, and cannot install a new Works program because it detects the old one. Can I delete the folder from CPQDRV without messing up anything else and would this remove all traces of Works2000? First / start / run / REGEDIT.COM 1. Export the Registry to a REG file so you can reimport it if you need to. 2. Search for all keys for WORKS2000 and delete them. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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"leowomn" wrote in message
news I royally messed up my Works2000 and cannot remove nor reinstall it, and cannot install a new Works program because it detects the old one. Can I delete the folder from CPQDRV without messing up anything else and would this remove all traces of Works2000? First / start / run / REGEDIT.COM 1. Export the Registry to a REG file so you can reimport it if you need to. 2. Search for all keys for WORKS2000 and delete them. "leowomn" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response, but been there, done that.. . . If it is not Registry that tells Win98 you have (had) Works2k installed, it must be one of the SYSEDIT files -- which should be easy to search and edit. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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Maybe so, but I do not know how to do that. Could you possibly give me
instructions? And again, thank you for your continued assistance. "Don Phillipson" wrote: "leowomn" wrote in message news I royally messed up my Works2000 and cannot remove nor reinstall it, and cannot install a new Works program because it detects the old one. Can I delete the folder from CPQDRV without messing up anything else and would this remove all traces of Works2000? First / start / run / REGEDIT.COM 1. Export the Registry to a REG file so you can reimport it if you need to. 2. Search for all keys for WORKS2000 and delete them. "leowomn" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response, but been there, done that.. . . If it is not Registry that tells Win98 you have (had) Works2k installed, it must be one of the SYSEDIT files -- which should be easy to search and edit. -- Don Phillipson Carlsbad Springs (Ottawa, Canada) |
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Start / Run / SYSEDIT / OK.
-- Jeff Richards MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User) "leowomn" wrote in message news Maybe so, but I do not know how to do that. Could you possibly give me instructions? And again, thank you for your continued assistance. |
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Thank you for responding. I tried sysedit and used the find search with no
luck. There was nothing found for Works2000; works2000;works; nor wks. Any other suggestions will be greatly appreciated. "Jeff Richards" wrote: Start / Run / SYSEDIT / OK. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP (Windows - Shell/User) "leowomn" wrote in message news Maybe so, but I do not know how to do that. Could you possibly give me instructions? And again, thank you for your continued assistance. |
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