Uninstall Camera Raw 5.6?

On a Windows system how do you uninstall Camera Raw 5.6?  I have installed it and now when exporting files to Photomatix the resulting HDR photos look horrible.

Go to  C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS4\File Formats
Remove the 5.6 plug-in and drop the 5.5 version back in.

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