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9.6

Large Empty Gap In The Add/Remove Programs List

Asked by CarlWarner in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: remove, programs, add, large, gap

I looked at two PCs at a small company where I went in remove an app or two.  I noticed these particular two PCs had about 6 or 8 entries listed and then a large empty gap where you had to keep scrolling down for what could be equivalent to about four Pg-Dn keys until the rest of the program entries started showing up.  

It is not earth shattering, but I would like to know what is causing this and I would like to clean it up getting that useless white space out of that listing.  It makes you wonder if there are some entries somewhere that are purposely hidden from view.  However, the alphabetical program listing order doesn't seem to be out of kilter with the next visible entry picking up right where the alphabet left off on the first screen that one would see when calling this up to begin with.

Does anyone know where the list comes from to begin with that generates the program listing?  And have you ever seen this white space phenomenon that I have described before?  Is there a fix for it [other than re-formatting the hard drive ;)]?
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