Remove Program Manually?

[Hyper]

Hey all,

I recently installed Spamfighter on my Vista 64 which is using Office 2007 Outlook as the default mail client. Now the installation became corrupt and now I can reinstall it or uninstall it.

I have tried deleting the files and removing everything I can see but I still get the following error when opening Outlook:

Now this isnt such a problem because I just click ok but its a bit of a pain seeing it everytime I open Outlook (I like things to run perfect )

So I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to totally remove a program manually or a piece of software that could do it for me?

Thanks, Sam

 

[RollerCam540]

There are probably several solutions to that problem:

Outlook seems like it is trying to load the add-in for that program. Obviously, Outlook cannot load an add-on for a program that does not exist. I *think* the quickest solution would be to disable to add-in(s) that correspond to the error(s).

If you cannot cope with the existence of a spirious add-in then you may want to remove the add-in(s) altogether.

Hopefully, the aforementioned error is the extent of your uninstall induced problems. Again, there are several "solutions" to this problem and I suggested this solution solely because it seemed like the quickest to perform and easiest to explain.

 

[Rastalovich]

Hey all,

I recently installed Spamfighter on my Vista 64 which is using Office 2007 Outlook as the default mail client. Now the installation became corrupt and now I can reinstall it or uninstall it.

I have tried deleting the files and removing everything I can see but I still get the following error when opening Outlook:

Now this isnt such a problem because I just click ok but its a bit of a pain seeing it everytime I open Outlook (I like things to run perfect )

So I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to totally remove a program manually or a piece of software that could do it for me?

Thanks, Sam

Looks to me like u`ve uninstalled it, but outlook doesn`t appreciate u`ve uninstalled it.

 

[Hyper]

This is all I see in the add ins, see below:

No sign of Spamfighter.

Do you think a reinstall of Outlook might help?

 

[AdamR79]

I would just fire up regedit, and find the entry corrosponding to the file in the error, and make a backup then delete the key/value

 

[Hyper]

I would just fire up regedit, and find the entry corrosponding to the file in the error, and make a backup then delete the key/value

Already done that, deleted loads of entrys but still no joy

 

[Hassan]

Hey all,

........ (I like things to run perfect )

Thanks, Sam

Exactly same with me