re: HP PrecisionScan LT Setup Startup Message
Friday, May 21, 2004 at 8:38 am
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Posted by Laurie
(1 messages posted)
These are EXCELLENT directions, but first just add in the suggestion made by the
other person to stop the process: "you must end the process of the program before
you try to delete it. Do this by Control-alt-delete , then select process and end
process for the hpupdate program. "
You then can delete everything you need to and you shouldn't see the start up message
again.
Thanks very much for the detailed directions!
On Sunday, August 3, 2003 at 12:15 pm, Willi Collinsworth wrote:
>HP Scanjet - Uninstall the Precisionscan, Pro, LT, or LTX Software in Safe Mode
>
>Step 1: Disconnect the scanner from the computer system
>Shut down the computer system.
>Disconnect the scanner's power cable.
>Disconnect the interface cable (USB, parallel, or SCSI).
>Turn on the computer system.
>
>Step 2: Uninstall the software
>Click Start, then Control Panel. The Control Panel window will open.
>Double-click Add/Remove Programs. The Add/Remove Programs Properties window will
>open.
>Click Precisionscan, Pro, LT, or LTX to highlight it, then click Change/Remove.
The
>UninstallShield Wizard window will open.
>Click Yes to start the UninstallShield Wizard.
>Follow the screen prompts. Click Yes to All on the shared files warning screen.
>
>Step 3: Delete all remaining installation files
>Open the file search window.
>In Windows XP, click Start, Search, then For Files or Folders. The Search Results
>window will open.
>In the Named field type: Scanjet*
>In the Look in field, select (C:). Make sure there is a check mark in the Include
>subfolders box.
>Click Find now or Search now to start the search.
>Highlight and delete all files found.
>Repeating Step 3, items 2-4, find and delete the following files:
>hpsc*
>hpsj*
>Close the file search window to return to the Desktop.
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