Title: Re: [LegacyUG] Uninstalling an older version of Legacy
Hello CE,
Wednesday, July 24, 2019, 3:07:09 PM, you wrote:
Just realize that deleting everything from your computer does NOT wipe your computer clean! You need to drive a nail (literally) through the hard drive. Everything can b
Just realize that deleting everything from your computer does NOT wipe your
computer clean! You need to drive a nail (literally) through the hard drive.
Everything can be recovered unless it it literally destroyed!
CE
From: LegacyUserGroup on behalf of
David
Hello Cathy,
Wednesday, July 24, 2019, 2:31:45 PM, you wrote:
> David,
> Try a Clean Uninstall.
> Go to the Program Files (x86) for Legacy
> Find RemoveLegacy.exe
> Right click and run as administrator.
> That should remove Legacy completely apart from your data files. It
> removes settings and
David,
Try a Clean Uninstall.
Go to the Program Files (x86) for Legacy
Find RemoveLegacy.exe
Right click and run as administrator.
That should remove Legacy completely apart from your data files. It
removes settings and removes all references to it in the Registry.
For instructions with pics see
I have an older version of Legacy (version 8.0.0.596) on a much older small
netbook computer.
Going overseas soon and wanted to remove all trace of the program before I go,
but am getting an error when I try and uninstall.
I'm told "Could not open Install.Log file."
The computer is running W
Title: Uninstalling an older version
I have an older version of Legacy (version 8.0.0.596) on a much older small netbook computer.
Going overseas soon and wanted to remove all trace of the program before I go, but am getting an error when I try and uninstall.
I'm told "Could not open Install.Log
I check Hints frequently - and have all 4 types turned on (even though one of
them requires a paid subscription to the company, and is no use to me). Of
course, I have the Deluxe version, 9, latest update always.
Over the period that Cathy Pinner has detailed, I have used Legacy at the very
The slowness of MyHeritage hints has nothing to do with the server
problems although it started around the same time. MyHeritage tweaked
the API for the hints which did something which is still being
investigated. Programmers and testers have been working on Hinting and
some aspects will be bet
I strongly agree with the others who warned about deleting people from your
database according to DNA ethnicity results. Such results are not exact. DNA
only suggests a region where people with a particular cluster of genes in
common mostly originate from. The regions or countries given by each
Hints from MyHeritage to Legacy have not been working for me since the server
problems started more than 2 months ago - very disappointing! Any suggestions
to fix this?
MyHeritage hints worked perfectly from the start of Legacy 9 up to May this
year and hints from FamilySearch and FindmyPas
Where did these entries come from? There must be a reason why they are in
your Family file. I would not rely on DNA to tell me who should be in my
database.
Mary Young
On Tue, 23 Jul 2019, 05:28 , wrote:
> Robert.
>
> Two ways:
>
>1. Unlink them from your from their families so keeping them
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