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What do you mead &quot;inside the system&quot;? AFAIK uninstall procedure does not remove datasources from ODBC administrator... you can still see them after the driver is removed.<br />
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R.<br />

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What do you mead "inside the system"? AFAIK uninstall procedure does not remove datasources from ODBC administrator... you can still see them after the driver is removed.

R.


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If that fails you can use regedit to erase all traces of this driver from the registry.<br />
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Also edit odbc.ini in system directory.
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If that fails you can use regedit to erase all traces of this driver from the registry.

Also edit odbc.ini in system directory.

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what i mean is that u still can see psqlodbc in the add/remove program when u tried to uninstall it from add/remove program in the contron panel, and when i tried to install the version 7, it said another version already exist and must uninstall the existing version first.
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what i mean is that u still can see psqlodbc in the add/remove program when u tried to uninstall it from add/remove program in the contron panel, and when i tried to install the version 7, it said another version already exist and must uninstall the existing version first.

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how to remove it from regedit??
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I have accidentally installed psqlodbc-08_00_0101 into windows 98 2nd edition as realised that i should be using ver 7, now i have problem to uninstall it as when i try by:-<br />
-add/remove program in control panel, <br />
-double-click the psqlodbc<br />
the psqlodbc still inside the system and remain uninstalled.<br />
pls advice
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I have accidentally installed psqlodbc-08_00_0101 into windows 98 2nd edition as realised that i should be using ver 7, now i have problem to uninstall it as when i try by:-
-add/remove program in control panel, 
-double-click the psqlodbc
the psqlodbc still inside the system and remain uninstalled.
pls advice

psqlodbc-08_00_0101 cannot be uninstalled

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