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Removing program not shoing up in Add/Remove Windows 7


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Due to a serious computer crash I am trying to set up a new system running Windows 7. I previously used XP Pro.

My main problem is with Quickbooks V5, about 1999 I think, on which I run accounting records for a small sporting club. I think that I know why I am having problems running it, and need to go back to install previous versions to then upgrade to V5.

Installing QB 5 on auto pilot I allowed the default choices to run which caused it to be installed in the root directory, not in Program Files. When it would not run properly I decided to remove the program to go back to earlier versions, which I also have, and upgrade. But Add/Remove does not recognise that the program is even there!

Can anyone please assist a newbie to W7 who can move around a bit OK in computing, but not hugely knowledgeable with the intricacies of modern software?

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G'day Irene and uosɹǝd uʍopǝpısdn,

I tried Revo and it could not find the program as I seem to think that because it went into the root directory Win does not recoconise it because there would be no Registry link. I eventually just bit the bullet and dragged/dropped it into the bin, after trying Revo and MyUninstall.

Thanks for your advice though. It helped me to eliminate a few other factors.

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