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leecher1337 / ntvdmx64

Run Microsoft Windows NTVDM (DOS) on 64bit Editions
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Uninstall #70

Closed MaxMiddendorp closed 4 years ago

MaxMiddendorp commented 4 years ago

How to uninstall this prduct?!

leecher1337 commented 4 years ago

Like all other applications, Control panel/Software

AwsomeDood20 commented 1 year ago

leecher, I cant uninstall this.

leecher1337 commented 1 year ago

And you think i can GUESS the reason for it without any context, error messages, etc.?

tuffss commented 10 months ago

How do I uninstall NT Vdm64

leecher1337 commented 10 months ago

Are you blind?

https://github.com/leecher1337/ntvdmx64/issues/70#issuecomment-574153900

samerkh commented 7 months ago

what is the name that i should look for in control panel? because i dont seem to find it. While installing i got (not enough memory) error, and when i ran install again it says that ntvdm is installed and i should uninstall it from the control panel, but i cant find it there anyway.

leecher1337 commented 6 months ago

Name is "NTVDM x64". If it isn't there, you can try:

RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection ntvdmx64.Inf,DefaultUninstall

in the directory hwere ntvdmx64.inf is located (If installation is successful, it is in Windows\inf directory, otherwise running it in the installer directory may also work. If you want to skip the install-check of the installer for already instaled ntvdm, just delete Windows\syswow64\ntvdm.exe

GGuyX commented 1 month ago

Name is "NTVDM x64". If it isn't there, you can try:

RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection ntvdmx64.Inf,DefaultUninstall

in the directory hwere ntvdmx64.inf is located (If installation is successful, it is in Windows\inf directory, otherwise running it in the installer directory may also work. If you want to skip the install-check of the installer for already instaled ntvdm, just delete Windows\syswow64\ntvdm.exe

Neither of the solutions work - This is kinda dumb in all honesty.. Why not just provide, I dunno, an script to remove all files and everything else?

leecher1337 commented 1 month ago

Because the .inf file IS the script that removes all the files?

Did you run it as administrator? Which errors did you get when you execute it? Was it present in windows\inf directory or not? As you didn't have control panel uninstall entry, maybe installation didn't went through. Which files are remaining on your machine that you want to remove? Is the loader active or not? Which OS version and release are you using? You can Check rundll32.exe process with Sysinternal Process Monitor during uninstallation to see which files uninstaller tries to access or not.

If you just want to get rid of the loader, you can simply rename ldntvdm.dll files in system32 and syswow64 directory and loader will not be loaded anymore.

Without detailled information about the problems you are experiencing, it's absolutely impossible to offer any help.