[NAME]- 1. However, there is no option for uninstall. 2. The Cyberlink software among others, is located in a hidden directory: C:\Program Files\WindowsApps 3. I can delete the entire folder using this small registry "program" called "Take Ownership." Not the Pro version! [URL] 4. they might be portable applications. So I need to look in the Registry and other places for left over bits of code. 5. What do you think? Are the Cyberlink programs installed or portable?   1. Are you looking in SETTINGS ? ( NOT the Legacy Control Panel) 2. Right 3. You are not suppose to have Explorer File-Level Access to this folder. Yes, I'm familiar with "TakeOwnership" and this IS NOT what it is for. 4. I doubt they are portable. For one, I saw them in the Microsoft Store (they were free). 5. I'll take a closer look later
Hello all - I have a new XPS 8930 SE with Windows 10 Pro x64. After uninstalling most of Dell and Microsoft bloatware, I noticed two entries for the above software. There are no entries in Programs and Features or anywhere else, to cleanly remove these softwares. Dell support was fairly clueless on how to delete these programs and Revo Uninstaller can't find them because they are hidden and/or encrypted with a Hex string to denote name and location of the binaries. This is not a good situation. I asked Technical Support in the USA to solve the problem. No luck so far! Why is Dell pushing me to keep these two programs, which are just Bloatware to me? Dell and Cyberlink must have an answer on how to remove these two programs and I do not want them ripped out, leaving software debris and registry entries all over the place. I thought to ask all of you here to help. If a Engineer from Dell could chime in, that would be appreciated or anyone else that has a procedure. I want my system, my way! TIA! Compumind :BigSmile:
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