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I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 25.06.2009, 15:55
by danielj
How can I unistall this trash.It is associating everytime with Riva Tunner executable,preventing it from install.I disabled the UAC of Windows Vista and nothing changes.7ZIP IS ALSO NOT in the programs and resources
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 25.06.2009, 16:24
by Chuft-Captain
Daniel,
You're more likely to get an answer if you ask this question at the 7Zip support page:
http://www.7-zip.org/support.htmlor on their Forum:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=45797This is the "Celestia" forum.
CC
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 25.06.2009, 17:05
by danielj
Sorry,I put here because a long time ago,Fridger or John van vliet have a site and the addons only opened with 7zip.Before that,I didn?t know of its existence.I think I have misunderstood!
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 25.06.2009, 18:51
by t00fri
danielj wrote:Sorry,I put here because a long time ago,Fridger or John van vliet have a site and the addons only opened with 7zip.Before that,I didn?t know of its existence.I think I have misunderstood!
That is John, NOT me. However, I also have 7Zip installed on one of my computers. It works perfectly fine and unlike WinZip, it is FREE. 7Zip also appears in the list of installed programs, of course.
Presumably you didn't install it correctly. I would simply reinstall it. Be assured it works fine, if properly installed.
Fridger
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 25.06.2009, 23:45
by John Van Vliet
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Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 02.07.2009, 17:43
by duds26
Windows are brittle.
Vista is very brittle.
This seems a problem with vista screwing up file associations.
Try to install it without running any program in the background.
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 02.07.2009, 17:58
by Reiko
I have 7zip on a vista64 computer and didn't have trouble installing it but haven't tried uninstalling it.
Re: I?m FED UP with 7zip
Posted: 17.08.2009, 15:51
by Wallstone
duds26 wrote:Windows are brittle.
Vista is very brittle.
I like to keep Vista uninstalled on all my computers. Given a choice between Vista and DOS, I'll pick DOS almost every time. As for XP, I prefer it over DOS - at least it's reasonably stable, unlike its son, Vista wish-I-was-a-working-XP-clone. Maybe it's just me, but shouldn't an operating system that works be upgraded and improved, not replaced with an inferior product? Or would that make too much sense (and be an unlikely MS marketing move)? I suspect the latter....
- Danny