I Cant Change a "vmware" Key because I havn't Permission

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  1. Posts : 983
    7 x64
       #11

    rohammaster said:
    the old Ver. have many problems also I Cant Removed it
    When I install the new Ver. the program wants to uninstall old ver ,despite I completly Removed The Old Ver
    Sorry but again you are not making much sense. I do realize English isn't your first language but what you are saying does make any sense.

    First you said you uninstalled the old version then you say I Can't Remove it. Then you say when I install the new version it wants to uninstall the old version that you completely removed.

    So what is it?

    In all honesty IF you had completely removed the old version the New version would NOT be asking to Uninstall it. So you have NOT completely removed it. Let the new version installer Remove the old version or whatever parts of it are left.

    Worst comes to worst Reinstall the older version then let the new version uninstall it during the new version install.
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  2. Posts : 13,576
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #12

    Try reinstalling the working program you had.
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  3. Posts : 10
    windows 7 Ultimate x86
    Thread Starter
       #13

    edwar said:
    rohammaster said:
    the old Ver. have many problems also I Cant Removed it
    When I install the new Ver. the program wants to uninstall old ver ,despite I completly Removed The Old Ver
    Sorry but again you are not making much sense. I do realize English isn't your first language but what you are saying does make any sense.

    First you said you uninstalled the old version then you say I Can't Remove it. Then you say when I install the new version it wants to uninstall the old version that you completely removed.

    So what is it?

    In all honesty IF you had completely removed the old version the New version would NOT be asking to Uninstall it. So you have NOT completely removed it. Let the new version installer Remove the old version or whatever parts of it are left.

    Worst comes to worst Reinstall the older version then let the new version uninstall it during the new version install.
    --
    befor of all Xqz me for my mistakes
    I removed the Old version with uninstaller Programs and it removed Incomplete
    for this reason I manually delete Services and reg Info
    So when I install new Ver. it still wants to uninstall the old Ver
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  4. Posts : 10
    windows 7 Ultimate x86
    Thread Starter
       #14

    rohammaster said:
    edwar said:
    rohammaster said:
    the old Ver. have many problems also I Cant Removed it
    When I install the new Ver. the program wants to uninstall old ver ,despite I completly Removed The Old Ver
    Sorry but again you are not making much sense. I do realize English isn't your first language but what you are saying does make any sense.

    First you said you uninstalled the old version then you say I Can't Remove it. Then you say when I install the new version it wants to uninstall the old version that you completely removed.

    So what is it?

    In all honesty IF you had completely removed the old version the New version would NOT be asking to Uninstall it. So you have NOT completely removed it. Let the new version installer Remove the old version or whatever parts of it are left.

    Worst comes to worst Reinstall the older version then let the new version uninstall it during the new version install.
    --
    befor of all Xqz me for my mistakes
    I removed the Old version with uninstaller Programs and it removed Incomplete
    for this reason I manually delete Services and reg Info
    So when I install new Ver. it still wants to uninstall the old Ver
    ----------
    Ok I try to install the Old Ver. again
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  5. Posts : 983
    7 x64
       #15

    Ok keep us posted if that works or not.

    Good Luck.
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