After this completed, I went back to my Control Panel’s Add/Remove Programs. I downloaded the wlsetup-web.exe from and reinstalled it. (Blue Screened) So I suspect that because the install never completed that was the cause of my problems. I remember during the install process the wizard was stuck around 85% then crashed. When I clicked Change/remove nothing happened. Under Control Panel’s Add/Remove Programs list I did have Windows Live Essentials. It tied into multiple applications like Microsoft Office and Internet Explorer. Not only didn’t need this suite of software but it was totally intrusive. Anyway shortly after it installed I realized it was a mistake. First let me explain that the Windows Live package installed using the Microsoft Update. (Disclaimer: use at your own risk, I do not know eddsn, and In addition, reader eddsn has provided a utility that some readers appear to
If you have information, please leave a comment. Problems, but I’ve not seen enough feedback to know whether or not it’s workingįor this problem. It’s been known to uninstall things that have been having Update: (0) For those people who are still having trouble afterįollowing the instructions above, I’m very interested if the free version of Revo Machine, and hopefully now from yours as well. Windows Live Messenger has been uninstalled from my Make sure that Messenger is checked and click You’ll beĪsked if you want to Uninstall, or Repair a Windows Live program.
Windows Live Messenger and all the other Windows Live products you may “Windows Live Essentials” appears to be the umbrella uninstaller for With Windows Live Messenger installed, I went to Control Panel’sĪdd/Remove list, and sure enough, it wasn’t there. Yes, you could choose only one, like Messenger, but theĭownload was still significantly larger than in versions past. Was attempting to “bundle” a number of applications into a single The size of the installation, and it quickly became clear that Microsoft Opportunity for me to download it and try it out. I don’t normally run Windows Live Messenger, so this was a good Up with systems that have problems and software that doesn’t work. I know we don’t always follow those rules, and that’s one way we end Software, you’ll typically find that they warn you about exactly If you read the licensing agreement for Beta Just the application, or updating the application to a later version, It will have bugs, and there’s no guarantee that uninstalling It’s on your machine you don’t really know what it’s going to do. Restore your machine completely from that imageīeta software shares at least one characteristic with viruses: once Play with the Beta software to try it out and see if you like it or Take a full image backup of your machine. Installing Beta software is asking for trouble.” “… unless you really know what you’re doing,
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