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I tried this little trick suggested by Google:<br />
&quot;Installation: 64-bit Windows compatibility<br />
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Currently, Google Desktop doesn't support 64-bit versions of Windows XP and Vista. We realize that a lot of our users would like us to offer a 64-bit compatible version, and we may consider this option in the future.<br />
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If you'd like to install and use Google Desktop on 64-bit Windows in an unsupported capacity, you can do so by installing from a command line and using the '/force' flag.&quot;<br />
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but now it won't uninstall through control panel, says it's not a 64 bit app. How can i uninstall with a command line.<br />
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I tried this little trick suggested by Google:
"Installation: 64-bit Windows compatibility

Currently, Google Desktop doesn't support 64-bit versions of Windows XP and Vista. We realize that a lot of our users would like us to offer a 64-bit compatible version, and we may consider this option in the future.

If you'd like to install and use Google Desktop on 64-bit Windows in an unsupported capacity, you can do so by installing from a command line and using the '/force' flag."

but now it won't uninstall through control panel, says it's not a 64 bit app. How can i uninstall with a command line.



How can uninstall google desktop from my 64 bit system

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