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Answer» hey, guys So, you uninstalled it via Add or Remove Programs, right? What evidence do you see it's still on your system? when I do a serach for vongo about 20 different instances show. from short cuts to reinstall.exe'sI suggest you download CCleaner and run it. Run all the scans (Windows, Applications, and Issue). For info on using CCleaner, see http://www.ccleaner.com/help/tour/Thank you GX1_Man If anyone else has a PROBLEM here's what I found a cnet.com, GX1_Man sent me there. I've written HP for info on removing or uninstalling vongo: this is what they say to do, (haven't tried it yet, but I will) Uninstall VONGO Software: 1. Restart the Notebook and keep Tapping F8. 2. Select Safe Mode and press ENTER 3. Click on Start, select Run, type "msconfig" press Enter. 4. Click on Startup tab and uncheck the check box besides "isuspm" 5. Click OK and restart the system for the new settings to take effect. Kate: Note: After you restart the machine you may receive a dialogue box stating 'System is running using Selective Startup', Check 'Don't show this message or launch the system configuration utility when Windows Starts' and click OK. Kate: Now, restart the Notebook again and go into Safe Mode by tapping F8. Click on Start -> Control Panel -> Add Remove Programs Locate the Vongo Software and click on Remove to uninstall it. If this does not resolve the issue, you may have to manually DELETE the files. Kate: To do that: 1. Double click on My Computer 2. Double click on C Drive 3. Double click on Program Files 4. Select the Vongo Software folder and press Delete. 5. Close the Window 6. Right click on Recycle Bin folder and select Empty Recycle Bin This will remove the Software. Kate: Now, run the Windows Installation Cleanup Utility, this will remove the registry entries for the Software. You can download the Utility from the given below link: http://download.microsoft.com/download/e/9/d/e9d80355-7ab4-45b8-80e8-983a48d5e1bd/msicuu2.exe Note: Please do not click on the link. Copy and paste the complete link in the address bar of the Internet Explorer. The Windows Installer CleanUp Utility does: • Provide a dialog box where you can select one or more programs that were installed by Windows Installer. You select the programs on the Installed Products list in the Windows Installer CleanUp dialog box. After you make this selection, the utility removes only the Windows Installer configuration information that is related to those programs. • Remove the files and registry settings that make up the Windows Installer configuration information for programs that you select.Sometimes it is easier not to install something than to get rid of it. What did you think about the Vongo service after your experience for future reference.seamanken, that lengthy procedure starts with the normal program removal procedure of going to Add or Remove Programs to remove the program. I had asked you whether you had done that, and your reply implied that you had done so. That procedure you copied from a website appears to be a thorough procedure and may indeed be necessary but I'm still inclined to think CCleaner might be a good alternative and an easier way to get the job done. Anyway, wouldn't hurt to try CCleaner.Quote Sometimes it is easier not to install something than to get rid of it. Oh I NEVER did install it. It came with this HP I bought. I wish they had there service shoved up there *%#@ for trying to push it on me. I have told HP as much.Quote seamanken, that lengthy procedure starts with the normal program removal procedure of going to Add or Remove Programs to remove the program. I had asked you whether you had done that, and your reply implied that you had done so. The Uninstall I did was through CCleaner. it is the only way I do it now got that from here too |
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