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it is an HBA card. when i try to re install it it asks me if i want to unistall the files , i click on yes , but then the system tells me that it cannot delete the files. <br />
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the OS is windows 2003 server<br />
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i will try the safe mode solution
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it is an HBA card. when i try to re install it it asks me if i want to unistall the files , i click on yes , but then the system tells me that it cannot delete the files.

the OS is windows 2003 server

i will try the safe mode solution

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Hi , i have tried to delete the registry ke ym delete program folder in the c drive , but everythign failed. <br />
When i tried to unistall from add/remove programs it doesnt do anything. <br />
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When i restart the server and try to unistall it it tell me that someone else it rrying to use it and cannot be installed.<br />
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Hi , i have tried to delete the registry ke ym delete program folder in the c drive , but everythign failed. 
When i tried to unistall from add/remove programs it doesnt do anything. 

When i restart the server and try to unistall it it tell me that someone else it rrying to use it and cannot be installed.



cannot unistall software from the add remove programs

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