I'm in the process of cleaning up unused programs from my computer, many
of which have been preloaded by the manufacturer but have never been
installed. Because they aren't installed, they don't show up in the
Add/Remove Software window. For instance, I don't want to have to
install Norton Antivirus in order to delete it. FYI, Norton shows up in
the D drive which is the protected restore files are. I'd rather not
allow it to get it embedded inside the computer that it already is. Is
there a way to delete programs which haven't been installed?
Windows XP, SP2
Thanks in advance,
Richard P.
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