Install 8.20, Remove 8.01

Currently using 8.01 LV Professional Devel System with some toolkits installed. Should be recieving SSP CD's with 8.20 on them shortly.
Would like to completely remove 8.01 and all NI SW, then install 8.20.
Has anyone tried this yet? Any tips or traps encountered?
Will liscensing/activation key be released on this machine after 8.0.1 removal so that it will be free to use for 8.20 (or for any new installs of 8.0.1 on other PC's)?
-EDIT- I just found the Deactivate option in License Manager, so I shall deactivate 8.0.1 prior to uninstall.
Thanks
-AK2DM
Message Edited by AnalogKid2DigitalMan on 08-29-2006 02:31 PM
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Try the following user tip:
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I installed Beta 2 and it froze on the epub add on. I uninstalled it installed again same thing. unistalled then installed 1.1 removed epub then uninstalled and reinstalled beta 2. just freezes on 1st page. can I COMPLETELY remove to reinstall?

I have installed the FF4 Beta 2 and intially it worked well. I then went to add ons and it froze on full screen with epub. I have the screen shot if its any good. It sfull screen and has rss feed symbol in top left of screen then underneath Whats new - epub reader underneath Version 1.3.0.3 then underneath that its says bugfixes in some cases FF4 crashed when an ebook with epub reader was loaded and tabs where switched.
Anyway I uninstalled beta 4 then installed 1.1 and removed epub reader. Then reinstalled FF4 B2 but it just freezes on opening.
For the short whle I used Beta 2 it looked great speed wise compared to earlier versions.
I think if I was to be able to completley remove firefox and do a claen install it may work.

It sounds like you are using Firefox for Maemo (Nokia N900).
If you want a completely clean install, you can get rid of your old profile by typing this command into the X Terminal app before starting Firefox:
'''cd .mozilla; mv fennec fennec.bak'''
(That will move your existing profile to a backup location, so a new one will be created. This will hide all your bookmarks, history, cookies, and add-ons, but you can restore the old profile from the backup if you need to.)

Two Adobe Reader versions installed: Can't remove ver 8.2.2

I want to know how to remove one of the two versions of Adobe Reader, both of which are now installed (simultaneously) on my Windows XP Home Edition system.
Add/Remove programs shows both of these:
-- Reader v8.2.2 (This is the one I can't get rid of).
-- Reader v9.3xx (This is the one I want to keep).
I can't remove the v8.2.2 program. Error message says to ask the vendor how to do it (or, something like that). Here I am, asking politely.
It should have been removed automatically (in my opinion) when I attempted to install version 9.3xx, but it didn't. Typical.
I need a simple solution that works.
Note: Version 10xx messed up my entire computer badly, therefore I do not want to install it again. It cost me a small fortune to get my OS running again. It was not a virus or malware, either. My system was clean before installing version 10xx.

You are correct. It was Adobe Flash v10xx that I meant instead of Reader.
I did a lot of reading in various web sites and forums about Microsoft's "Cleaner" tool that you recommended. Most people are saying that it can actually cause more problems than it solves. That's the main reason Microsoft stopped offering it. Apparently, the cleaner tool doesn't distinguish specific programs and their requirements when it removes dll's and other filetypes. It just removes all of them, which can disable other programs on my system that need them.
I wrote, originally hoping that Adobe itself would know how to get rid of a program that THEY put on my system. Yes, I agreed to installing it, but I believe any company who produces something for the Windows user-market, should make certain that people can uninstall it completely. It's their product. I shouldn't have to beg for help, go to Microsoft or any other place to get utilities (which are no longer supported!), to merely uninstall a program.
And, I noticed that this forum offers no way for me to EDIT my own posts! That's a shame, because I'd like to re-word it.
Although I appreciate your replying to me very much, at this point I'm afraid to use the utility you suggested. There must, or should be some other way to get rid of a program (which ADD/REMOVE Programs can't do). Adobe is at fault.
If I don't get another solution soon, I'll just delete this entire topic.
Thank you, again.

Itunes wont install, bonjour is removed.

Hi, I am trying to install the latest version of itunes, I've been trying to do so since last night. Everytime time I go to install it stalls then tells me the old version of Bonjour can not be removed. So I uninstallled Bonjour mannually following tips I got off of here and I still get the same error message. I've tried redownloading the installer, uninstalling itunes, restarting my computer after doing said thing. Could I get some help?

iTunes should install to the system drive, so I'm not sure why or how that could be a problem since that must exist.
For general advice see Troubleshooting issues with iTunes for Windows updates.
The steps in the second box are a guide to removing everything related to iTunes and then rebuilding it which is often a good starting point unless the symptoms indicate a more specific approach. Review the other boxes and the list of support documents further down page in case one of them applies.
Your library should be unaffected by these steps but there is backup and recovery advice elsewhere in the user tip.
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