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My question concerns AOL. I don't like seeing the 6 months AOL included icon on the desktop and I want to delete it, but I’m not allowed to drag it to the recycle bin. I am loath to have anything to do with AOL on my computer, and I'd like to uninstall any/everything that has to do with AOL, but I don't want to screw anything up in the process.
Type in AOL on the top there. Start the find. Once it stops on the first AOL value, right click and delete it. Then hit F3 and it will go the next value for AOL. Do the same and delete it. Keep doing this over and over until it says registry search is done. But be aware to hit the F3 first to find the next value.
Click Regcleaners Uninstall Menu try again to uninstall from there > next go to Software Locate Aol, Juno > delete. Afterwhich, run Search for All Files and Folders: aol > delete all folders related to aol > run second Search > juno > delete all found folders.
I don't have AOL but this is a generic approach. In Win98 you can look here for the uninstall routine. Use Start> Find> Files or folders and type in unwise.exe and\or uninstall.exe and look for the AOL folder in the list. If found try using that (AOL) uninstaller to remove AOL. If none are listed, go to Start> Programs and look for AOL in that ...
How Do you uninstall AOL and get it completely off my XP system? I have gone to Add/Remove programs and did the uninstall but it is still on my M/c and takes over.
I just recently purchased a new Dimension and want to remove the internet programs such as AOL and Earthlink that come loaded on the computer. Does anyone have information on how to do thi...
Hello, Son had 4550 Dimension with XP. Has anyone tried to Uninstall AOL from the ADD/REMOVE? Dell has given the option of using AOL for 3 months free.
When you thought you un-installed AOL, it still leaves things behind in the Registry and in the Program Files and Common Files. Click on Start, Click on My Computer, Double Click MY LOCAL DISK ICON, Click on Program Files and see anything there that is AOL related and delete it, than click on Common Files and do the same, find anything that is ...
If you installed AOL 9 and said yes to everything then you probably installed this Internet Security. Now you have two running on your system and your system will just creep along. What you should do is completely uninstall AOL 9 then uninstall any other Internet security software that you have such as Norton, McAfee, PC-Cillin, etc.
I've had AOL 7.0 and 8.0 sitting on my computer for almost a year now and i cancelled aol months ago. When i go to add or remove programs and click the AOL uninstaller, it runs and goes to the first step where it says its checking for older versions of America Online, then it just stops responding. This happens every time. Why does this happen?