Hi, I am new and looking for some help. I have a newish computer running Windows Media Centre. Recently I purchased Media 9 suite and tried to install it. During the installation, which I think was almost complete, the computer hung for some reason which I am still unsure of. On having a look at the state of the installation I have a Roxio file in my Programs File on the hard drive with fourteen folders which total 69.6MB. The program will not run. Unfortunately, it does not appear in the Windows add/remove program utility, nether does it appear in Windows "Clean install" utility which I downloaded hoping that this would be useful. I can "delete" thirteen of the Roxio folders to the recycle bin, but the last which is titled "DCShellExt.dll" is prevented by Windows. Trying to install over the top has been unsuccessful. Can anyone explain a method of cleaning out the program and allowing me to attempt a clean install. Thanks for your help
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Hi, I am new and looking for some help. I have a newish computer running Windows Media Centre. Recently I purchased Media 9 suite and tried to install it. During the installation, which I think was almost complete, the computer hung for some reason which I am still unsure of. On having a look at the state of the installation I have a Roxio file in my Programs File on the hard drive with fourteen folders which total 69.6MB. The program will not run. Unfortunately, it does not appear in the Windows add/remove program utility, nether does it appear in Windows "Clean install" utility which I downloaded hoping that this would be useful. I can "delete" thirteen of the Roxio folders to the recycle bin, but the last which is titled "DCShellExt.dll" is prevented by Windows. Trying to install over the top has been unsuccessful. Can anyone explain a method of cleaning out the program and allowing me to attempt a clean install. Thanks for your help
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