Scroll down to the lower half of the page and read ALL of 'FutureShock's' comments, in the review of the software. Paying special attention to where he wrote: '.But the AUI interface explicitly identifies WIC (Windows Installer) as an 'invalid application' (red xs).

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I didn't really want to get into the details in the previous post, but I researched WI before I removed it. It was my choice to do so, knowing that there might be problems.As for would I recommend the program.I would just say it's dangerous that the WI is tagged as an 'invalid program'. It comes across that the author is trying to persuade users to remove WI and use his installer instead. It might be better at removing programs, but there are features in WI that other programs use, and it's necessary to have it on board. Alpha Innotech Red Manual. ' Keep in mind, the above was posted only to answer your question, as to what WIC is.

Not to pass judgement on the program. The above referenced site may (or may not) help you decipher what is. Best of luck. I'm beginning to think that the uninstaller program I have is missing up my computer. I only had my computer since the beginning of March and I keep having on and off computer lockup problems. I can't reinstall I-Tunes either so I think my program did something to the registry.

I already took my computer in once and had a registry problem fixed. My computer locked up this morning when I tired to view a font.

That program says that it removes all traces of the program you uninstall but it doesn't. I reinstalled a game that had been uninstalled with this program and it still had saved game information. Also, I think my operating system might be corrupted as well because I had problems installing programs and doing Windows Updates the first time I tried the new computer. Any suggestions as to what I should do????

I would restore the computer to factory settings but I don't know if this would help if my operating system was corrupted from the start. I know you posted and asked a few times about conflicting software.

I'm only going by memory, and not your profile. (There are a lot of posts) But I do remember you have Avast installed. IF you have Avast 7 installed, I'm wondering if perhaps it's what's causing (or contributing to) your issues. I've read of many folks who have had problems with the latest version of Avast. But more than there should be. (IMO) If you do have 7 installed, you might want to consider going back to the prior version, to see if makes a difference.

If you do decide to go that route, make sure to use their Uninstall Utility. Another thing, again from memory. I remember you having problems with a different A/V you had installed.. (It may have been before you bought this new computer. ) The point I'm trying to make is that if you keep installing and uninstalling programs, you may have bits and pieces leftover from each. ONLY a guess. More like thinking out loud.