Uninstall Program will not work

Try to uninstall with this
Revo Uninstaller Pro - Uninstall software, remove programs, solve uninstall problems

Try this to fix the problems
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

If it does not work, try system restore. Go back to before the problem.
System Restore

If you can (try safe mode if necessary) run an antivirus scan, just to be sure.

Bring up this cmd and then type the sfc command

Elevated Command Prompt

Try Uniblue. You can clear most of the bad registry files, often that could be an issue.https://www.sevenforums.com/editpost....tpost&p=915046

In windows registry, there is a location that most software programs use to store their Uninstall Information, it is HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall. In this Key, most of the programs you have installed will store a link to the executable, or program, that is responisble for uninstalling that application.

For example, if you wanted to uninstall Google's Chrome browser, but couldn't do it from the Programs control panel applet, then you could visit this registry key to get more information. For Chrome, we find that its uninstall Key contains the following information:

Code:

"C:\Documents and Settings\{CENSORED}\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\5.0.375.99\Installer\setup.exe" --uninstall

Notice that the information tells us that to uninstall Chrome we need to run the setup.exe file, found within our Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\5.0.375\Installer folder, with the --uninstall switch.

How to do this?
· Open up a command prompt (Hit start and type CMD)
· type CD "Users\User'sName\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application\5.0.375\Installer\setup.exe " and remember to include quotes around the path
· Then a space and then --uninstall. This should launch the uninstall commands within the Google chrome installer and uninstall the program for you.

This same process can be used to find the uninstaller for other programs. But note that I am on a Windows XP machine while creating this tutorial, and some things, like path names, may be different in Win7.

Another thing you can try is using the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility, this only works on .msi installers, however. For some reason, I can't find the download online at the moment, but try this Google Search as a starting point. You can also still get it from SoftPedia

Another very usefull tool is Ccleaner, which you can download here, if you don't already use it. Ccleaner is a great cleaner, very well written and very safe. It would be a good idea to run its system cleaners and registry cleaner on your PC. It is safe, because it only cleans registry entries that it can verify are obsolete . It does not try to guess, like some other cleaners.

Running SFC/Scan Now may be helpful, as others have mentioned. It would also be a good idea to run chkdsk /f and then select yes, so that it runs after you reboot.

A better solution for Anti Virus would be to use an Anti Virus Live Boot Disc, such a tool would allow you to scan for virus infection while the operating system is not running, making it very hard for a virus to hide itself, or defend itself from deletion.Go here to view a list of 13 of the best ones. Keep in mind that you must download them, burn them to a cd, and then reboot with the CD in your CD Player in order to use them.

Hope that helps, and good luck :)
Good Luck.