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Old October 1st 04, 09:47 PM
D-man
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Default Uninstalling IE6

There is no optiont to remove IE6 from the add/remove
menu. The only option you get when you click on IE6 in the
displayed list of programs is to 'add a component'
or 'repair' IE6.

Why? I can't seem to find the file(s) that are repeatedly
loading mal-ware into memory while I am on-line. I've
gone through my registry a half dozen times now and
removed entries that are related to the problem, only to
have them reappear time and time again no matter what I
do. I have Win98 SP2 upgrade loaded over Win95.

Am I gonna have to reload win95 and win98 to get rid of
the problem?
 




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