Hi,

I would like to upgrade my 777 to the latest version.

To do this it is recommended to first uninstall the original before doing the upgrade.

The recommended way is via Control Panel\Programs and Features etc. My problem is that I have installed all my FSX software on Drive F: (C is operating system)So I cannot see any PMDG software under Control Panel.

So please advise how I can Uninstall PMDG 777 from Drive F:

Windows 10 64 bit system

 

Thanks Frank

Hello,

 

Just run the new installer, it will ask whether you want to repair or uninstal (or delete...). Choose the second option.

Hi,

I would like to upgrade my 777 to the latest version.

To do this it is recommended to first uninstall the original before doing the upgrade.

The recommended way is via Control Panel\Programs and Features etc. My problem is that I have installed all my FSX software on Drive F: (C is operating system)So I cannot see any PMDG software under Control Panel.

So please advise how I can Uninstall PMDG 777 from Drive F:

Windows 10 64 bit system

 

Thanks Frank

Hello.

 

That is a little strange as I've installed FSX on my E: drive, so that is the place the PMDG products went and they appear just fine in the control panel, as it should. You must have had an issue with the install process or after that made it disappear. The control panel allows to uninstall any product wherever it is on your hardrive.

 

You might want to try geek uninstaller, it is a very handy free program that allow to uninstall things and try to look up for traces left after the uninstall process. Might have reference to your pmdg products or not

 

 

My problem is that I have installed all my FSX software on Drive F: (C is operating system)So I cannot see any PMDG software under Control Panel.

 

Full names in the forum, please - first and last.

 

It doesn't matter which drive you've installed something on - it will always appear in the Control Panel unless you've done something to cause it not to. Keep in mind, too, that the Win 10 version of that function sorts things a little oddly (by size, by default, I think - whereas before it was in an alpha sort).