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Some files are shared files. You may be
presented with a dialog box that says (something along the line of)
“This is a shared file. It appears that no other programs are using
the file. If other programs are using the file they may not function if
you remove the file. Your system will not be harmed by leaving the file
in place.” If you receive the above dialog box do not remove the file. Read the question carefully to be sure that you do not delete the file. You may have to restart your computer for the
changes to take place. You will be prompted if this is necessary Using the Windows Add/Remove Program Feature
Some files are shared files. You may be presented with a dialog box that says (something along the line of) “This is a shared file. It appears that no other programs are using the file. If other programs are using the file they may not function if you remove the file. Your system will not be harmed by leaving the file in place.” If you receive the above dialog box do not remove the file. Read the question carefully to be sure that you do not delete the file. You may have to restart your computer for the changes to take place. You will be prompted if this is necessary It is a good practice to remove only one program
at a time. Then wait a few days to make sure that removing the program
has had no adverse effect on your system. After you have used the
computer for awhile and it is operating properly you can remove another
program. As a general rule it is always safer to make only one change to your computer at a time. Make sure the system operates well and then make other changes. If you follow this practice it will be easier to troubleshoot system malfunctions. "Doing
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