That's probably a Windows Installer error, I suspect the uninstall didn't
run correctly and damaged the installation. I think this utility will help:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301
Description of the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility
The utility does NOT uninstall the program, it it removes all installation
records from Windows Installer so that a program can be re-installed to fix
the damage, then uninstalled correctly.
Hal
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"KarenA" <KAREN.FRAKES@ZOOMTOWN.COM> wrote in message
news:eZ4fZ4lIIHA.4592@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
> I recently uninstalled a program in order to install a new version. The
old
> version no longer shows up in my programs list (from the start button &
then
> programs). However it still shows up on the Control panel page used to
> install or uninstall programs. When I try to install the new version of
the
> program I want - a drop down box appears stating that the old version
still
> exists and must be uninstalled in Windows Control panel. When I then go to
> the control panel to try to uninstall for the second time I receive the
> error message ""The specified module could not be found". So it seems
that
> the first uninstall did indeed uninstall the program - but it still shows
up
> on the control panel. Any ideas??
>
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