You uninstalled using the Add/Remove programs feature obviously. Sometimes the underlying folder remains there as you have found. In Windows Explorer (Start/All programs/Accessories/Windows Explorer) simply click on the folder to highlight it and hit the delete key. If this fails then highlight the folder in the left pane and then in the right side click on the top item listed, hold down the Shift key and tap the End key that is beside the Delete key then hit Delete. This empties the folder you selected. Now you can return to the left side and delete the empty folder. If you do not know how to locate the folder in Windows Explorer....... Click the plus sign beside My computer, then the plus sign beside C:\ to drop the menu down, click the plus sign beside Programs Files. Scan down the list for the Logitec folder and click to highlight it, the files in the folder will be visible on the right side now. Be sure there are no other Logitec items installed. You may get a warning about deleting shared files but if there are no other Logitec accessories attached on your computer you should be safe to remove these

If you have to ask you don't want to go there. Going into the Registry isn't for the faint of heart. There is a free program called REVO that is pretty good at removing all traces of unwanted programs. Their site says: You can clean any junk, temporary and unnecessary files from your drives;You can erase all your browser history in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Netscape browsers; You can erase the recent document history of Microsoft Office products from version Microsoft Office 2000 till Microsoft Office 2007; You can erase most of the important traces you have left behind after working with Windows; You can permanently delete all of your already deleted files so they become completely unrecoverable by any software; You can securely delete any existing file or folder so it becomes unrecoverable by any software Would this make REVO complementary to CCleaner, or could REVO be used in place of CCleaner ?

not sure how much more descriptive I can be. the smyptoms are stated quite clearly above. the add/remove window opens up, the slider at the right is very small indicating a very long list, but beyond the first 4 or 5 programs in the list it's blank. you can move the slider, or click on the down arrow and the slider moves like there are programs in the list, but NOTHING is visible. very odd. I will follow the links provided above and see what I can see. next tuesday, I will be infront of the computer again, and I will post some screen shots. thanks, John

SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware check here on the microsoft data base for possible solution options, link at bottom. try the Microsoft fix-it Microsoft Fix it Solution Center this is alternative MyUninstaller one other thing to try is to re-register these dll files (in DOS or "Run" box): type in the following (press enter after each command) regsvr32 appwiz.cpl regsvr32 mshtml.dll can you please include what version of windows this is and also what version of Internet explorer you have on the pc, did this start to happen shortly after any microsoft udpates do you know? to be totally clear , can you open the add remove program it self? does it open and show you the list of programs but then not allow you to remove any? when you highlight the program name does it show the remove option? if it does when you select the remove option exactly what happens? does anything change any message? the more info we have the better we can try to root it out. Have you tried a system restore to a previous time when it was working? It could possibly be McAfee causing it, there are some links I am finding to certain updates. It sure would not be the first time, I know I was having a lot of very strange things happening on my pc and the minute I took McAfee off every one of them were miraculously fixed. It is a pain to uninstall it then do a re-install but if nothing else seems to work that may be an option. read this if this is what you are seeing happen you might want to attempt this, if however you are actually seeing the remove button don't bother. Some applications in Add/Remove Programs list are missing Change and Remove buttons ? see this is why we MUST have every detail from your answers I have no information on if you actually see a remove button or not! I did ask this earlier and all you responded with was that you did highlight it please follow through with all the info. Till I have the full step by step info on exactly what is happening I can not go any further. Here is a link that might be useful: MS data base