Can't remove: Office Starter 2010 & Click-To-Run

kenlys
kenlys Member Posts: 1 New User
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First didn't like 2010's "ribbon"; then installed my old Office 2003 and OpenOffice that both proved to be very incompatible with Word/Excel 2010 files; then was unimpressed with very limited capabilities of the Starter versions of Word/Excel and found them high-jacking any Word/Excel downloads only to lead me to "2010 version expired" messages. 

 

I need to upgrade and want to download Office 365, but would prefer to first be rid of the entire "Office 2010 Trial/ Starter" and "Click-To-Run" files seemingly on the partioned Q: Drive. My previous attempts at removal from the control panel have left the Starter inoperable, but still there. An attempt with the MS Fix-It Tool has failed to clean anything up. I am still denied access to the Q: Drive where all this resides.

 

Any solutions? ...suggestions?

 

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  • SrinuVasu
    SrinuVasu Member Posts: 10 New User


    PLease try the below mentioned steps 

    Windows 7

    1. In Control Panel, click Programs, and then click Programs and Features.

     Note    In Classic view, double-click Programs and Features.

    1. Click Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010, Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010, or Microsoft Office Starter 2010.
    2. For the Remove Office user settings check box, do one of the following:
    • If you want to save Microsoft Office settings, such as Ribbon customizations, do not select the check box.
    • If you don't want to save the Office settings, such as Ribbon customizations, or if you are having a problem with settings that you want to fix, select the check box.
    1. Click Uninstall.

      Windows Vista
      1. In Control Panel, click Programs, and then click Programs and Features.

       Note    In Classic view, double-click Programs and Features.

      1. Click Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010, Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010, or Microsoft Office Starter 2010.
      2. For the Remove Office user settings check box, do one of the following:
      • If you want to save Microsoft Office settings, such as Ribbon customizations, do not select the check box.
      • If you don't want to save the Office settings, such as Ribbon customizations, or if you are having a problem with settings that you want to fix, select the check box.

      Click Uninstall.

       

       

      Fore more details you can refer this link:-  http://office.microsoft.com/en-in/excel-help/update-repair-or-uninstall-office-click-to-run-products-HA010382089.aspx

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