uninstall

The result is commonly a poorly optimized/buggy app which they uninstall.

Whats the point of putting in all these features to stop people if it merely results in an uninstall?

Seemed great to me but had to uninstall as Django is not compatible with El Capitan yet.

So even if you uninstall it, and hide the update from WU, it will still find a way onto your system.

If you then decide you don't like it, you have to permanently uninstall it.

The funny part is, can you tell me how to uninstall Firefox Hello completely?

I tried myself to start using it, but everytime I install it, I'll uninstall after few minutes..

The suggested solution was to uninstall mycli and reinstall directly from github.

If it's utter shit and full of obtrusive and annoying ads, I'd rather just uninstall it and give it a bad rating.

And when I go in install/uninstall programs and try to get rid of it, a few uninstallers give me errors, and the other crap won't uninstall if I don't get rid of them first!

Just uninstall Flash; it's no longer needed for web surfing.

I like minimal clutter in my phone and uninstall almost everything except maps, the browser and those related to basic smartphone functionality (e.g.

Tried to uninstall Hangouts but it's a "system app" and can't uninstall it.

You right click and "Uninstall" on the program list off the start menu and crap seems to come back to life.

If someone tips off the BSA that you have a bunch of Office installs without licenses, and when the investigators come you say "Oh sorry, we'll uninstall the extra ones.".

I looked at a relative's W7 machine and there was a promotional application ("GWX" - Get Windows X?) running permanently with no apparent way to decline its offer or uninstall it.

Uninstall Flash & chrome://plugins Disable.