Remove services from Windows

Hello,
I hava a question about my Oracle installation. I have installed two instances of Oracle on my PC. If I remove one of this with Universal Installer I suppose that the service is still installed on my computer. I have to services on <XXX>Home1 and another on that is called <XXX>Home2. I want to remove <XXX>_Home1 because I have deinstalled that from Universal Installer. How do I do that?

It seems you have done a default installation of the software and have created a default database instance.
There are many services that are installed by this default install (and marked to start auto start), that you probably do not need.
You could go into the Services control panel snapin and close most of the Oracle related services that you do not need.

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