Over time, the browser (an Internet browser for browsing the Internet) may begin to work unsatisfactorily, which requires its removal and possible reinstallation. This need can be expressed in a constant or periodic "freeze" of the program, which is most likely caused by viruses. Another reason for the need to uninstall a browser is the ability to install a newer version of the program or install a different browser.
Instructions
Step 1
Open Control Panel (from the Start Menu).
Step 2
Find the "Add or Remove Programs" section. Open it by double-clicking it.
Step 3
After opening the standard "Add or Remove Programs" utility, you will see a list of all programs installed on your computer.
Step 4
In the list that appears, you need to find a line with the name of the browser that needs to be removed from the system. Then select this line (by clicking on it once with the left mouse button).
Step 5
The expanded line will display information about the size and frequency of use of this program.
Step 6
On the right side of the line there are two program control buttons (for some programs - only one button):
- Change. Allows, if there is an installation file for the program (distribution) or disk, to install various add-ons to it.
- Delete. Button for complete or partial removal of the program. Partial uninstallation involves removing only selected parts of the program. Complete uninstall - completely removes the program from the computer.
Step 7
Thus, to uninstall the browser, you must click the "Delete" button, and then follow the instructions of the uninstall wizard.
