Q. I need a computer that has the capabilities for gaming, and graphic design
but be around $1000 U.S
also where could I get the parts I need for a good price?
but be around $1000 U.S
also where could I get the parts I need for a good price?
A. I can't honestly recomend any parts in particular for a total cost under $1000.. most of my gaming pcs i built cost around $2000-$3000 ish.... as far as places to get parts for good price.. definantly newegg dot com... and ebay...
How do you remove a program from your computer?
Q. My son downloaded some huge Wizards101 game and I can't figure out how to remove it. When I go into ADD/Remove programs and click it to remove it the thing installs another program(Unity Web Player) instead. I can go back and delete the Unity Web Player but the Wizards game won't go away. I also tried searching in files and folders but found nothing under Wizards.
A. A good program I've been using to uninstall programs is Revo Uninstaller.
http://download.cnet.com/Revo-Uninstaller/3000-2096_4-10687648.html?tag=mncol
It's free and will remove all of the junk left behind when uninstalling a program.
When you run it, use the advanced option for uninstall. If there is an error, continue anyway and delete what is left behind.
P.S., Another good utility is Glary Utilities...
http://download.cnet.com/Glary-Utilities/3000-2094_4-10508531.html?tag=mncol
Use the Disk Analysis tool and search in the folders in "Documents and Settings" under each user name. Look in the folder named "Application Data" and delete any folder pertaining to the program. There is also a folder named "Local Settings" with a similarly named "Application Data" subfolder. Repeat.
Be sure to delete the program folders for each program you mentioned that may still be in C://Program Folders.
After that run the Registry Cleaner in Glary and you should be all set.
P.P.S.,
Definitely download CCleaner that Colanth recommended. Run it every day. It takes seconds and you'll be thankful for having it.
http://download.cnet.com/Revo-Uninstaller/3000-2096_4-10687648.html?tag=mncol
It's free and will remove all of the junk left behind when uninstalling a program.
When you run it, use the advanced option for uninstall. If there is an error, continue anyway and delete what is left behind.
P.S., Another good utility is Glary Utilities...
http://download.cnet.com/Glary-Utilities/3000-2094_4-10508531.html?tag=mncol
Use the Disk Analysis tool and search in the folders in "Documents and Settings" under each user name. Look in the folder named "Application Data" and delete any folder pertaining to the program. There is also a folder named "Local Settings" with a similarly named "Application Data" subfolder. Repeat.
Be sure to delete the program folders for each program you mentioned that may still be in C://Program Folders.
After that run the Registry Cleaner in Glary and you should be all set.
P.P.S.,
Definitely download CCleaner that Colanth recommended. Run it every day. It takes seconds and you'll be thankful for having it.
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