Before installing an update, should I first uninstall the previous versiion?
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Install update - remove preexisting first ?
Started by robfo, Aug 29 2008 03:55 PM
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Posted 29 August 2008 - 04:24 PM
What software title are you referring to exactly?
If it's CCleaner, and Recuva you don't have to uninstall any previous version, just install the newest one right over the last one. With CCleaner it's important to just install over the previous version to retain all your settings.
With Defraggler I'm not totally sure and think you may have to remove the old version first, but that may also depend upon your operating system version, etc.
If it's CCleaner, and Recuva you don't have to uninstall any previous version, just install the newest one right over the last one. With CCleaner it's important to just install over the previous version to retain all your settings.
With Defraggler I'm not totally sure and think you may have to remove the old version first, but that may also depend upon your operating system version, etc.
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Posted 29 August 2008 - 07:51 PM
Andavari, on Aug 29 2008, 04:24 PM, said:
What software title are you referring to exactly?
If it's CCleaner, and Recuva you don't have to uninstall any previous version, just install the newest one right over the last one. With CCleaner it's important to just install over the previous version to retain all your settings.
With Defraggler I'm not totally sure and think you may have to remove the old version first, but that may also depend upon your operating system version, etc.
If it's CCleaner, and Recuva you don't have to uninstall any previous version, just install the newest one right over the last one. With CCleaner it's important to just install over the previous version to retain all your settings.
With Defraggler I'm not totally sure and think you may have to remove the old version first, but that may also depend upon your operating system version, etc.
Thanks, Recuva, got it, will proceed.
