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ixodid

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  1. Yes, it comes with its own uninstaller. I've tried uninstalling from Programs. I've tried uninstalling from Add/Remove Programs. No luck I went into Safe Mode and went to Device Manager and found a ton of Linksys entries under Network Adapters but when I tried to remove them I got a message saying they cannot be removed because they may be needed to boot the machine. I restart in normal mode and go to Device Manager but there is nothing that says Network adapters. I also unchecked it in the Services tab in System Configuration Utility - no change. I ran Regedit, went to HKey_Local_Machine\System\Current Control Set\Services\<drivername> and changed the "Start" value to 4 which means disabled - no luck. So is there no way to make CCleaner "forcibly remove" the program as was suggested to me? BTW this is Windows XP.
  2. I'm trying to uninstall a wireless USB adapter and nothing so far has worked. Someone suggested CCleaner to "forcibly remove" the program. I tried CCleaner's Uninstall but that did not work. How do I get rid of said program?
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