[triadtechtalk] Re: MHO for Rebecca
- From: ChasM49@xxxxxxx
- To: triadtechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 22:12:09 EDT
In a message dated 9/16/2001 5:04:25 AM Central Daylight Time,
avbsantos@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> System Mechanic first because that way you'll be able to safely uninstall
> Gator,
when a system is mal-functiong the last thing you need is another possible
problem program.. System Mechanic works to a degree and is in one sense a
ripoff... it has three levels built in and you must pay for each level if you
want the added features even tho when it is installed all 3 levels are
installed but cripled until you pay your money to get another feature to
work....just takes a new "key" to open the next level....had it and dumped
it... can mess up way to easily...
once again.... to uninstal a program go to the control panel and
use the add.uninstall funticon there and it will usually uninstall the
program with the least problems..... and you may find that in the program
files directory there may be a folder left with the program name that you
simply delete that folder.. the reason is that generally what is left is the
uninstall instructions and they were being used to delete the program so now
must be deleted manually.. simple to do... and no problems... and it works
very effectiviely... and if you have easy clean,run it and any extraneous
registry entries are removed.....if you want a programthat has about the same
features that system mechnaic has simply go to Micorsoft and download
Tweakui... its free and installs to the control panel and simply utilize it
.. you would be suprised what it does and how well it works.... yes.. you may
have heard that it is buggy,but the latest version is good to go all the way
to win2k....have it on all 4 of my machines.... .. Chuck.. in Ok
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