- #CLEAN UNINSTALL ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 ON WINDOWS 10 FULL VERSION#
- #CLEAN UNINSTALL ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 ON WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
- #CLEAN UNINSTALL ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 ON WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 7#
Shared products using C:\Windows\TEMP.The Microsoft Access 2010 Runtime enables you to distribute Access 2010 applications to users who do not have the full version of Access 2010 installed on their computers. Uinstall String: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\Setup.exe Uninstall Path: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\ InstallLocation: C:\ProgramData\VS\vs10sp1\SetupCache\
#CLEAN UNINSTALL ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 ON WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
Install Source: C:\Windows\TEMP\Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1_9\
I assume that is what is installed at the VS2010 folder.Ī side comment: I still find it strange that Microsoft in the registry follows a. I am not sure what uses the VS2010 runtime, so I am leaving that.
That is further up (name sort ascending) under Dotfuscator. By the way, do not forget to delete Premptive's expensive and end user install based pricing product. I then deleted all other VS2010 components leaving the runtime. I deleted the ProgramData portion but left the C:\Windows\TEMP, although I am still thinking of cleaning that up, just am cautious. As the actual setup program is under ProgramData folder, I am not sure what the TEMP folder entries do. That is bizarro (Smallville rocks and sadly ended), all in the C:\Windows\TEMP folder. I noticed that several products share the same InstallSource. The main entry with the nice name as the key was the one that deletes the program ID entry from the list. There were two locations, one the obvious with the name completely spelled out and the other with the DisplayName property set to the product name as part of a GUIID.
#CLEAN UNINSTALL ACCESS RUNTIME 2010 ON WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS 7#
I then did other steps.įirst from the link as I have a Windows 7 64-bit system, I went to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
I found an article, which talked about removing the entry from Control Panel | Programs and Features. How do I remove/cleanup/delete/nuke VS2010 SP1 inclusive of CPPF and any other trash that it installed?Īs life moves on, I chose a chose maybe not the best solution, but it is a solution, so here is what I did. The entry, the executable/DLL tied to that entry is nicely there. It appears that SP1 might be gone in part, but obviously not entirely. Selecting to uninstall/change the entry results in a dialog to install SP1. Sadly, closing Control Panel Programs and Features (CPPF subsequently) and reopening it, nicely showed Microsoft's bug invested SP1. I was able to uninstall SP1, at least the option was there and I was able to complete the uninstall. I guess you can consider that a reapply.Ī refresh of Programs and Features showed once again 3 entries. I received only one option to install SP1, which I did. I tried uninstalling SP1, but got a message that I had to have VS2010 installed, so I bit my lip, shoveled down my irritation, and reinstalled VS2010. I tried uninstalling VS2010, which uninstalled nicely, but left the entry for SP1. Sadly, after the completion, SP1 stayed in the Programs and Features list. It asked for the Visual Studio 2010 setup disk, which I put in. I tried to uninstall SP1 first and somehow that failed. If I open up Control Panels | Programs and Features, I see 3 entries for Visual Studio 2010, the third being one ADO.Net. I have Windows 7 64-bit with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and subsequent installation of SP1.
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