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I have some items showing up in my Add/Remove screen and I was wondering how can I manually clean these out? These programs no longer are installed on my computer and I can't delete them.<br />
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System: XP Pro SP2<br />
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I have some items showing up in my Add/Remove screen and I was wondering how can I manually clean these out? These programs no longer are installed on my computer and I can't delete them.

System: XP Pro SP2

Thanks

How to clean add/remove registry entries.

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Operating Systems

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Windows XP

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