Your-it
You will need to search your registry for the product and delete all
instnaceof it, but pleas backup your registry before to start
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Isaac Oben [MCTIP, MCSE]
"your-it" <> wrote in message
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> Sorry guys,
> Wrong news group and I can't delete the question.
>
> "your-it" wrote:
>
>> I tried to uninstall a program that had no uninstall portion associated
>> with
>> it.
>> I used the "Add / Remove Programs" in the control pannel and got a
>> message
>> "Setup cannot be installed because there was a problem authenticating
>> your
>> Microsoft Windows Installer."
>>
>> I have the newest Microsoft recommended version of Windows Installer and
>> it
>> worked / works with any and all other programs.
>>
>> I e-mailed the tech support for the program and got several solutions
>> that
>> did not help me to remove the program. I am now stuck with a program
>> which after a year of trying to remove I took it upon myself to DELETE it
>> from the hard drive.
>> I have most of it removed execpt: There are some registry items that I
>> cannot remove.
>> I get " Cannot delete -Symantec- CommonClient.ccSetMgr.SettingsService:
>> Error while deleting key."
>> This error message occurs for every leftover registry key that I try to
>> delete.
>>
>> I can not install any part or portion of a newer version of this program
>> or
>> re-install the same version of the program, when I try to install a newer
>> version or re-install the same version I get the message "Setup cannot be
>> installed because there was a problem authenticating your Microsoft
>> Windows
>> Installer." .
>>
>> When I go the Control Pannel the program is still listed there,when I try
>> to
>> remove it I get the message "Setup cannot be installed because there was
>> a
>> problem authenticating your Microsoft Windows Installer."
>>
>> Ihave downloaded the WICU (Windows Installer Clean Up) and used it to
>> remove
>> the Norton System Works from the list of programs in the WICU, but the
>> leftover remnants are still there.
>>
>> Is there a way to "completely" remove the parts and portions of the
>> program
>> that I attempted to delete?