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Why does EMC9 install programs you can't unselect during the install? I don't want Cineplayer, interactual player, or back up my pc installed, EVER, but there is no option to not install these programs during the install process.
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Why install programs I don't want?
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Posted 29 December 2006 - 12:03 PM
Some of the stuff is interactive with other parts of the suite and is needed
You could try removing sections from add/remove programs
Roxio aren't the only ones to do it - after all, how many people do you know who use MSN Explorer for web browsing, yet it's installed in XP whether you want it or not?
You could try removing sections from add/remove programs
Roxio aren't the only ones to do it - after all, how many people do you know who use MSN Explorer for web browsing, yet it's installed in XP whether you want it or not?
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Posted 29 December 2006 - 12:10 PM
Ihatesonic, on Dec 29 2006, 01:52 PM, said:
Why does EMC9 install programs you can't unselect during the install? I don't want Cineplayer, interactual player, or back up my pc installed, EVER, but there is no option to not install these programs during the install process.
Some programs give you the option and some don't and I don't know why. But, you should be able to manually uninstall them if you choose thru the control panel.
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Posted 29 December 2006 - 02:22 PM
Ihatesonic, on Dec 29 2006, 01:52 PM, said:
Why does EMC9 install programs you can't unselect during the install? I don't want Cineplayer, interactual player, or back up my pc installed, EVER, but there is no option to not install these programs during the install process.
If you are coming in here, looking for help, you might think about changing your username.
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Posted 29 December 2006 - 09:48 PM
You won't find any help in the control panel, sorry. Once the install is done the only options you have there are, EMC9, Content, Drag to Disk, and that ringtone program. That's it.
When you do a custom install, you actually have a bit more control. I really can't remember if what you don't want can be unselected. Pretty sure you can opt to not install back up. But Cineplayer, think that might just be core and not selectable.
By the way, Interactual player is not part of the Roxio suite. That's a piece of garbage from Warner Brothers DVD's.
Sorry no advice to you now that you have the program installed. You do realize that only Drag to Disc uses any system resources at start up - right? And the hard drive use is really minimal space for those things you don't want...
When you do a custom install, you actually have a bit more control. I really can't remember if what you don't want can be unselected. Pretty sure you can opt to not install back up. But Cineplayer, think that might just be core and not selectable.
By the way, Interactual player is not part of the Roxio suite. That's a piece of garbage from Warner Brothers DVD's.
Sorry no advice to you now that you have the program installed. You do realize that only Drag to Disc uses any system resources at start up - right? And the hard drive use is really minimal space for those things you don't want...
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Posted 29 December 2006 - 10:25 PM
dlebryk, on Dec 30 2006, 12:48 AM, said:
You won't find any help in the control panel, sorry. Once the install is done the only options you have there are, EMC9, Content, Drag to Disk, and that ringtone program. That's it.
When you do a custom install, you actually have a bit more control. I really can't remember if what you don't want can be unselected. Pretty sure you can opt to not install back up. But Cineplayer, think that might just be core and not selectable.
By the way, Interactual player is not part of the Roxio suite. That's a piece of garbage from Warner Brothers DVD's.
Sorry no advice to you now that you have the program installed. You do realize that only Drag to Disc uses any system resources at start up - right? And the hard drive use is really minimal space for those things you don't want...
When you do a custom install, you actually have a bit more control. I really can't remember if what you don't want can be unselected. Pretty sure you can opt to not install back up. But Cineplayer, think that might just be core and not selectable.
By the way, Interactual player is not part of the Roxio suite. That's a piece of garbage from Warner Brothers DVD's.
Sorry no advice to you now that you have the program installed. You do realize that only Drag to Disc uses any system resources at start up - right? And the hard drive use is really minimal space for those things you don't want...
Interactual player (a Sonic Solutions product) is part of the install, I believe its part of the Cineplayer install. This was discussed in a previous thread. Search for Interactual
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