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How can I get dvd@ccess 2.0.3 off my windows 7 computer
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I found this on my computer. Don't know how it got there. Have other family using the computer. Cannot uninstall dvd@ccess 2.0.3. I have windows 7 and it tell me the me that windows nt service pak 3, windows 2000, or XP neede required to run dvd@ccess. How do I get it off the computer.
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Anonymous
2017-08-10T15:21:11+00:00 short answer: run the DVD@ccess Install program a second time. It will uninstall the program.
detailed answer:
Had the same problem as mentioned in previous post. I'm using a Win 7 machine.
After I installed DVD@ccess from a DVD in order to use links on that DVD, I discovered the Program wouldn't work on this OS.
Windows Uninstall, found in Control Panel, returned the same error mentioned in previous post.
Found that running the DVD@ccess Install program a second time actually uninstalls the program. All the progress messages are uninstall messages one would expect to see with a confirmation that the program was uninstalled successfully.
Hope this helps.
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Anonymous
2013-06-22T05:02:51+00:00 OK, I didn't realize my screen snip wasn't going to display when I posted. The error dialog box that you can't see an image of is labeled "Severe", and the text says:
Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 3, Windows 2000, or Windows XP is required to run DVD@ccess.
Setup will now exit.
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Anonymous
2013-06-22T04:58:56+00:00 I have the same problem as the original poster. Using Uninstall/Change option from Control Panel, it starts the process (i.e., I see a dialog box open up saying "DVD@ccss is preparing the InstallShield Wizard"), but that quickly closes and I get this error dialog box:
The DVD@ccess program is not uninstalled, and at next bootup there will be an error because it can't find the appropriate files to be able to load. How can I just uninstall this?