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November 17th, 2004 13:00
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What I wanted to ask was: I have uninstalled Dell media Experience, but according to MSconfig, Startrunup from Nirsoft and Hijackthis, PCMservice is still trying to initialize. So how do I remove the traces of Dell Media Experience from what I suppose must be my registry?. The computer and the DVD-drive are running just fine eventhough the traces of DME are stil there but I would like to get rid of them
An additional question: After I uninstalled DME a powerDVD from cyberlink is stil present on the computer. Is this just an other mediadevice or has it something to do with the funktioning of the drive itself. In other word can i uninstall that to?
Michael
**sorry. deleted the wrong post.**
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What I wanted to ask was: I have uninstalled Dell media Experience, but according to MSconfig, Startrunup from Nirsoft and Hijackthis, PCMservice is still trying to initialize. So how do I remove the traces of Dell Media Experience from what I suppose must be my registry?. The computer and the DVD-drive are running just fine eventhough the traces of DME are stil there but I would like to get rid of them
An additional question: After I uninstalled DME a powerDVD from cyberlink is stil present on the computer. Is this just an other mediadevice or has it something to do with the funktioning of the drive itself. In other word can i uninstall that to?
Michael
**sorry. deleted the wrong post.**
CM
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DELL-Chris M
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Posted November 19th, 2004 12:00
* Click Start- Run
* Type regedit
* Click OK
* Highlight My Computer (make it blue)
* Click Edit- Find
* Type pcmservice
* Click Find Next
* Delete any/all found, press F3 to continue searching. Delete any/all found
* Close all boxes when finished
* Click Start- Search or Find- All Files and Folders
* "Look In" should say Local Hard Drives
* In the top blank, type pcmservice
* Click Search
* Delete any/all found, close all boxes when finished
* Click Start- Shutdown- Restart- OK or Click Start- Turn Off Computer- Restart
PowerDVD is fine.
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