Computer & Internet Help : How to Remove a Windows Program

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The removal of a Windows program requires the use of the "Add/Remove Programs" feature of Windows, which is found under the "Control Panel." Find out how to uninstall a computer program with help from a software developer in this free video on Windows programs.



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