Just tried to uninstall Revolution Studio 3.0. The GUI's a joke, missing the Next button and whatnot. Finally completed uninstall by running the uninstaller directly in the application folder, but after restart, my computer's messed up.
My Add/Remove Programs utility is missing more than half of my installed programs, and programs like Adobe Photoshop now fail to initialize. Anybody had issues with this? What can be done?
Uninstaller Messed Up My Computer
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Dear killswitch,
As far as I know, the Uninstaller is completely unnecessary. Just move old version of Revolution to the trash. Perhaps there is no Next button to prevent people from using it? ;-)
You could run Windows' Repair procedure. That should at least fix the Add/Remove Programmes control panel.
Good luck,
Mark
As far as I know, the Uninstaller is completely unnecessary. Just move old version of Revolution to the trash. Perhaps there is no Next button to prevent people from using it? ;-)
You could run Windows' Repair procedure. That should at least fix the Add/Remove Programmes control panel.
Good luck,
Mark
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Re: Uninstaller Messed Up My Computer
I have suffered this issue this evening. I ran the uninstall from Add/Remove Programs and encountered the lack of the "next" button. I pressed the Enter key as someone suggested in another posting in the forums here and happily went about my business. Rebooted. Immediately upon returning to Add/Remove Programs the listing was just hosed. I was able to return to a Restore Point so I am left with a registry thinking Rev 3.0 is installed. Strangely there are quite a few files in the Revolution Enterprise folder - 52.7MB worth.
This is twice now that my Windows registry has been corrupted in this manner. I was not able to pin down the culprit last winter so ever since rebuilding the system I ALWAYS return to Add/Remove Programs after an uninstall and reboot.
This is twice now that my Windows registry has been corrupted in this manner. I was not able to pin down the culprit last winter so ever since rebuilding the system I ALWAYS return to Add/Remove Programs after an uninstall and reboot.
killswitch wrote:Just tried to uninstall Revolution Studio 3.0. The GUI's a joke, missing the Next button and whatnot. Finally completed uninstall by running the uninstaller directly in the application folder, but after restart, my computer's messed up.
My Add/Remove Programs utility is missing more than half of my installed programs, and programs like Adobe Photoshop now fail to initialize. Anybody had issues with this? What can be done?