How To Fix Problems With Uninstalling Services In Windows 2000

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It seems that some of our users have encountered a known error message when uninstalling services on Windows 2000. This problem occurs for many reasons. We will discuss this below.

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Launch the Add/Remove Programs control screen applet (Start – Settings – Control Panel – Add or Remove Programs).Select Windows 2000 SP1 (works with versions for example)Click Edit/Delete. Click here to see the image.Follow the instructions and restart your computer if necessary.

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It is usually not necessary to manually remove the a service.When uninstalling an app, it’s best to uninstall related products (ifany).

Run regedit or regedt32.
Find the PC entry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services
Find the service and remove duplicate content from it.
You might want to go through everything and determine which archivescan also use and remove these products.

Must be restarted before updating the list.Server manager.

I was lucky that I pointed out that some programs are smart andprevent yourself from simply deleting their service. (For instanceSpywareMalware ‘Command Service’ is called “cmdService”.)They change permissions to make it harderit is up to you to remove them. For this you have right clickon “service” to regedit (regedt32),go toPermissions and federation full admin controlsolution can be deleted.

These notes have been extensively tested with Windows NT 4,Windows 2000 and above Windows XP

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uninstall services in windows 2000

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Programs that appear to be compatible with Windows may contain proprietary programs or uninstall functions. The Add/Remove Programs tool contains a list of all Windows-compatible programs that have an uninstaller or feature. You may need to manually uninstall the program from the Add/Remove Programs list if people uninstalled the program and the laptop or computer key used to display the program’s name was removed incorrectly:< /p>

Open the Windows registry.Navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetservices key.Save the vendor key.Determine the service you want to remove.Left click on this service and tap Uninstall on your keyboard.

DisplayName is the value data to get toThe DisplayName key is the label specified in Add or Remove Programs

UninstallString – data value for which the UninstallString key is the program in which the new program is to be uninstalled

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In Windows XP:

To get a list of more or less all services, open a command prompt and type the following:
sc request status = all

Under Windows 2000:

Start the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)
Access your key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Services
Select the service button you want to remove frequently.
In this edit menu, choose Delete.
At the end you will be prompted: “Are you sure you want to delete this key?” Pause Yes
Exit Registry Editor

uninstall services in windows 2000

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Click on the Start menu located in the left corner of Windows.Find “Add/Remove Programs” and finally click on the settings page.Find the program you are trying to uninstall, click it once but pressthose “Delete”.

You can also remove websites from the command line. Hold down the right Windows key, then press the “R” key to open the Run dialog box.Type “SC DELETE servicename” then press “Enter”.

Open the start menu and look for some control panel option.Click Control Panel. Go to Programs.Click Programs and Features.Find the software you want to uninstall.Click Remove.Get the green light to continue and say goodbye to the control panel.