I seem to have already gotten some of my problem under control,
actually. I had a problem with 4.9.4.1, such that if I created a new
source file and tried to save it, I'd receive an error (access
violation, I believe, although I should've made note of it at the time).
I reinstalled 4.9.4.1 and tried it again, receiving the same error
messages, and uninstalled it. Now I've reinstalled 4.9.4.0 and can save
newly-created files, but Dev-C++ doesn't appear on the list under
*Add/Remove Programs*.
Rob
Rob wrote:
> Something went wrong when I was upgrading Dev-C++ last night, and now I
> have run into problems. I tried uninstalling everything, but it doesn't
> seem to have completely uninstalled.
>
> This is on Windows 2000. I did a quick look at the registry and saw that
> there is at least some remnant stuck in there. Is there a master list of
> things I can go through and remove to get things back to normal so I can
> reinstall and make it work again?
>
> Rob
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