I can't uninstall a software from my notebook with windows 7, 64bit. The error code is 1628.

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Hello crouch8323,
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Unins000.dat is a files that if used by Blocktards' uninstaller to properly uninstall Blocktards off of your Desktop. If your are trying to uninstall Blocktards and you are getting an error message, I recommend that you uninstall Blocktards from the Control Panel's Add & Remove Program (for Windows XP) or Programs & Features (for VISTA or 7). If you still have the same error message, you can also try uninstalling Blocktards by going to the Start Menu, All Programs, Blocktards, and click Uninstall. If these steps give you the same error message, you may need to use Blocktards installer to uninstall the game, see if running the installer gives you the option to modify, remove or repair. And if all else fails you can always use a 3rd party uninstaller software like the option found in CCleaner.
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how to make my webcam work again , i have a msi cr500 laptop,windows 7,64bit,i think it can be my drivers an i can't seem to find the drivers for bison webcam

try uninstalling the game and reinstalling it, then applying the patch. see if that fixes the problem.

you need to do a RUN command

run; 'regedit'

'hkey' files will appear, you need to go into two of them and find the fisherprice folder in the SOFTWARE folders.

be carefull not to delete anything else.lol

you will fint the 'SOFTWARE' folder in;
hkey_current_user &
hkey_local_machine

just delete fisherprice..

once thats done go into the programs folder in the local disk (c drive)
delete the fisherprice folder from here too.

done! thats how to manually uninstall software.

Install the driver for windows Vista first,

1) Bring up the device manager. You do that by clicking on Start button and then type 'Device Manager' in the search box. Select the "Device Manager" in the list.
2) In the list of devices, you will see "Chicony USB 2.0 Camera" with yellow bang on it. You will see either code 19 or code 1 as error codes.
3) Right click on the device and then select "Uninstall". 
4) In the uninstall dialog, make sure you select the option to delete the driver package from the system. This causes the driver package installed earlier to be deleted.
5) Then in the Action menu of Device manager, select Scan for Hardware changes option. This will cause the device driver to be reinstalled

Same goes for LiteOn Camera Driver.

Everything will be fine after that.

Give this a whirl:
CD-Rom stops working. After checking device manager you find an exclamation mark on the drive. It doesn't mean the drive is dead. It could be an upperfilter or lowerfilter registry issue that is keeping you from accessing the cd drive.

This fix worked for my client:
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/utils/XP_CD-DVD-Fix.zip

Also, try this fix from microsoft.

CD-ROM access is missing and messages cite error code 31, code 32, code 19, code 39, or code 41.

Try this before replacing the drive and remember that you may have to reinstall some burning software.

Upgrade to Windows Installer version 2 or newer version. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Start Microsoft Internet Explorer, and then browse to the following Microsoft Web site:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads

2. In the left pane tree menu, click "Setup and System Administration", and then click "Setup".

3. Click "Windows Installer", and then click the appropriate link for your operating system.

4. Click "Download" to download and install Windows Installer version 2 or newer version.

you need MSI installer files this will fix the 1628 problem