Uninstall HTC Home Plugin?

[dwizzy130]

Originally Posted by JaredC01

Yeah, it's in the root folder, not Windows.

ok then u can still "uninstall" it.
first, go to settings/personal/today/items and uncheck htc home.
then delete the entire folder out of the root directory.
then go to \\\registry\HKLM\SOFTWARE\HTC\ in the registry and delete the directory htchome.
then go to \\\registry\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Today\Items\ in the registry and delete the directory htc home.

there, now it will be unofficially uninstalled.haha
it will leave no evidence that it was ever there.

hope this helps,
dwizzy130

[Cutta-Boi]

Originally Posted by dwizzy130

ok then u can still "uninstall" it.
first, go to settings/personal/today/items and uncheck htc home.
then delete the entire folder out of the root directory.
then go to \\\registry\HKLM\SOFTWARE\HTC\ in the registry and delete the directory htchome.
then go to \\\registry\HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Today\Items\ in the registry and delete the directory htc home.

there, now it will be unofficially uninstalled.haha
it will leave no evidence that it was ever there.

hope this helps,
dwizzy130

Great idea . If that doesnt work try SKtools and use the uninstall utility.

[JaredC01]

Uninstalled as per Dwizzy's method, then went to 'Remove Programs' and uninstalled it from there. Actually uninstalled this time, and soft reset itself to finish. Freed up about 8.5 MB of RAM space

Thanks again!

[dwizzy130]

Originally Posted by JaredC01

Uninstalled as per Dwizzy's method, then went to 'Remove Programs' and uninstalled it from there. Actually uninstalled this time, and soft reset itself to finish. Freed up about 8.5 MB of RAM space

Thanks again!

great! im glad it worked for you!
if u ever have any questions at all feel free to pm me and ill be more then happy to help.

regards,
dwizzy130

[JaredC01]

Well I do have one more question... If you can answer it without me having to make a new thread, that'd be great...

I just bought SK Tools for the memory tools, though I also notice it's got a backup program built in... I bought SPB Backup a couple days ago, and have used it a couple times without any issues. The question is, which of the two is a better backup program?

[dwizzy130]

Originally Posted by JaredC01

Well I do have one more question... If you can answer it without me having to make a new thread, that'd be great...

I just bought SK Tools for the memory tools, though I also notice it's got a backup program built in... I bought SPB Backup a couple days ago, and have used it a couple times without any issues. The question is, which of the two is a better backup program?

Personally i would say spb backup is better because thats what the program was specifically designed for and not just a part of another program. i have used spb backup too and have had no issues at all. so in conclusion, id say spb is better.lol

dwizzy130

[JaredC01]

Haha, I figured... I paid $20 for SPB Backup, and $15 for all of SK Tools... Lol.

It's something of an annoyance to me having more than one program for the same purpose though... :-\

[dwizzy130]

Originally Posted by JaredC01

Haha, I figured... I paid $20 for SPB Backup, and $15 for all of SK Tools... Lol.

It's something of an annoyance to me having more than one program for the same purpose though... :-\

haha yea, idk how good of a job sktools does but i know that you can count on spb to do a good job.
and yea, i know the feeling.haha


dwizzy130