However, some files (images, settings, dependencies, etc.) may be left behind, cluttering your hard drive with unnecessary files, but this is generally harmless. This effectively removes it from the Screen Saver Settings panel. If you could not uninstall the screensaver using the above methods, but you still want to remove it from your list of available screensavers, one last option is to manually remove the screensaver file from your hard drive. Option 3: Manually remove the screensaver file

If a folder for your screensaver exists, click to open it, then click the 'Uninstall' link (if available) to launch the uninstaller.

You will be shown a list of folders for various installed programs. On Windows XP, Vista and 7, you can find these folders by clicking the Start menu button at the bottom left of your screen, and then clicking the 'All Programs' link. You can use the 'Uninstall' shortcut to launch the same uninstallation program that runs when you uninstall via the method described in option 1 above. When screensavers are installed via a setup wizard (installation program), a Start menu folder is sometimes created, providing shortcuts to run, configure and/or uninstall the screensaver. For instructions, please select your Windows version in the list of links above. This is the cleanest way to uninstall a program, and we recommend you try this method before resorting to manual removal (option 3).

Option 1: Use the 'Uninstall a program' panelĪll versions of Windows come with a built-in interface to easily remove software programs, including screensavers, from your computer.

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