uninstalling graal
 

how? its not in the add/remove programs list...

any help would be appreciated.


[edit]solution here --loriel[/edit]

You do not want to uninstall Graal. *waves hand*

yes i do it sucks...

Not your choice to make,not everyone is going to like Graal.... try helping?

Zerobeat, I will look and see how it is suppose to be done

<Edit>Run the setup program that comes with graal, and when it gets to the part to choose what you want to install, click on where it says keep, install, etc....until all of them are on unistall <Edit>

Are you certain that this will remove the relevant registry entries?

Unless you know another way to do so, without manually deleting the registry keys, your not helping no doubt.

No, I dont mess with the registry entries, nor do most people..this is the only way I know to uninstall Graal

Get a sense of humor.

Also, Zerobeat, I have always just deleted the Graal directory itself to get rid of Graal.

Someone said something funny?

I think he may have already deleted everything, he hasnt posted again x.x

People these days. Someone ask's for a little bit of help, and someone trys to help and everyone gets all wound up about it.

ANSWER HERE

How to remove registry entries:
(If you don't know the difference between your registry, and a cash register, I don't recommend doing this)

1. Click your Start button
2. Click the Run button
3. Type "regedit" in the box
4. Click OK or press Enter/Return
5. A window will come up, click HKEY_USERS on the left in the tree view.
6. Click through the folders that come up. Your registry keys should be in the longest named one.
7. Go to Software
8. Highlight the "Graal" folder
9. Right click on the Graal folder
10. Click delete

As for your graal folder, go to where you installed it. (default C: \graal2001\) then delete that folder. If you clicked start menu items, go into your start menu and delete those as well as desktop shortcuts.

Ya. Loriel was reffering to Star Wars. It was all in good humor.

He was in his first post. Darlene was referring to his second post. God Scott, you are sooooo dummbbbb... nawwwww nananananana :p :rolleyes:

Are you a bloody *****?

Excalibur, don't even bother.

Other than that, nothing wrong with manually deleting registry keys.
HKEY_(LOCAL_MACHINE|CURRENT_USER)/Software/Graal or so it should be.