Tune Transfer will not uninstall from master computer even after uninstalling, or attempting to uninstall from both the CD and from Control Panel Add/Remove Programs. Error message received is (5009:0X80028026), which I can't find listed anywhere. System is XP with all updates installed. I have tried using the Fix on the Valusoft.com Website without success. I know I need to upgrade to Tune Tools, but can't because Tune Transfer will not uninstall.

Hi

Try the mention below option to resolve you problem.

1: Click Start > run. Type msconfig. Check Selective Mode and click the "startup" tab. Uncheck everything which is not essential. Leave only antimalware programs (if you change your mind latter you can reactivate those programs). Confirm and reboot. Upon rebooting a message will show up. Please check it and continue. For laptop users: do not uncheck items that clearly relate to the operation of the computer.

2: In Add/Remove programs, in Control Panel, uninstall all unnecessary toolbars such as Yahoo, google and others. Latter on you can download them again.

3: If you have Internet Explorer 7 installed as a windows update, uninstall it in add/remove programs in control panel. This will roll you back to internet explorer 6. Latter on you can download it again as a Windows Update.

4: Go to Task Manager and report processes that seem to be loading the computer. Please ignore Idle Processes.

5: Download HD Tune and under Benchmarking run a complete performance test. Please report Average data transfer for the entire test.

6: Go to Device Manager, expand IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers. Right click the Primary IDE channel and choose to uninstall it. Reboot and let Windows reload the driver. Repeat the procedure with Secondary IDE channel.

7: Following step no. 2 run HD Tune again and report the results as you did in step no. 1.

From the start menu, go to "search" and type in those terms. When the search finds them, highlight them, right-click and delete. Do the same with "nikon" and you should be rid of everything.

Uninstall AVG. AVG is probably causing your programs not to open. Uninstall it by using "windows installer cleaner"

Norton 360 blocks alot of websites as well, my Mother-in-law had this problem until i Uninstalled Norton360.

http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-Windows-Installer-Cleanup-Utility/3000-18512_4-205179.html

-mk3ride

You can try these options

1. Boot the computer to safe mode then browse to C:Program files\Avanquest\ rename "the Fix it folder" to OLD reboot then delete the OLD folder. Then run a registry cleaner to clean out the craps.

2. Use "IObit Uninstaller Free Advanced Uninstaller Software" to uninstall it.

Hope it helps.

you might have to uninstall then reinstall your DVD/CD or uninstall the driver then reinstall for this device
control panel admistrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll down cd dvd rom drives right click you can you can update driver,roll back driver,or select properties general troubleshoot, select driver click to reinstall drivers click update driver or uninstall then reinstall as for sata hard drive

control panel admistrive tools,computer management,device manager scroll cd/dvd rom drives right click you can update driver disable or uninstall select properties from there you can troubleshoot or select driver you can update roll back driver uninstall if at any time you see a yellow question mark? you need to install a driver

hope this helps

You can use CCleaner.. download the software from http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download and check the installed programme tab there..

The tool is handy to un-install software that are not uninstalled in traditional ways through control panel.

Prepare your CD with key. Then you uninstall your Microsoft office first by going to the Control Panel and then by clicking on the add/remove programs. Then click uninstall Microsoft Office. I am recommending this because I know that repairing it would take longer than installing a fresh one. Then after you successfully have uninstalled it, you insert the CD and open setup. You can find the serial as included in the CD in .txt form. You just copy it and enter it when prompted and wait 'til the setup finishes. Easy as 1-2-3! I am not so savvy about computers but I've done it very easily. If you want more information or if you have more questions, don't hesitate to ask me. I'll do my best to help you.
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I had a similar problem with a different program a while back. I came across Revo Uninstaller and found it very useful to fix my problem. Try download.com for the free version, see if it helps.

I imagine that it's trying to uninstall the older version to install the newer one, which it can't. NOTE: This is a desperate step. Delete the Cyberlink folder in C:\Program Files\; Go to Add/Remove Programs and attempt uninstall - it will say it can't uninstall, and ask you if oyu want to remove it from the program list. Click yes. Go to start->Search (or Find) and search for Cyberlink (make sure that Hidden and System files are being searched). Delete all Cyberlink files. Do the same, but with PowerDVD. Download and run CCleaner. Attempt to reinstall PowerDVD.

In order to update your system from the current Windows operating system to Windows XP Home, there are several steps that need to be taken prior to upgrading. Please follow the items listed below in order to prepare for Windows XP. Uninstall Trend PC-cillin2000 Click the Start button located on the Windows taskbar. Choose Control Panel, highlight Settings and select Control Panel. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Click install/Uninstall tab, select "Trend PC-cillin 2000". Click the Add/Remove button to uninstall "Trend PC-cillin 2000". Uninstall NTI CD-Maker 2000* Click the Start button located on the Windows taskbar. Choose Control Panel, highlight Settings and select Control Panel. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Click the Install/Uninstall tab, select "NTI CD-Maker 2000". Click the Add/Remove button to uninstall "NTI CD-Maker 2000". Uninstall Intel LANDesk Client Manager* Click the Start button located on the Windows taskbar. Choose Control Panel, highlight Settings and select Control Panel. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Click the install/Uninstall tab, select "Intel LANDesk Client Manager 6". Click the Add/Remove button to uninstall "Intel LANDesk Client Manager". Uninstall PowerDVD* Click the Start button located on the Windows taskbar. Choose Control Panel, highlight Settings and select Control Panel. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. Click the install/Uninstall tab, select "PowerDVD". Click the Add/Remove button to uninstall "PowerDVD". * This software is optional. If this software is not installed previously, please skip the step.