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It told me to uninstall these before proceeding, and I dutifully did so.
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Users are reporting that a strange, new, and difficult to uninstall program is finding its way on to their PCs called EasyBits GO.
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If you keep getting told to install Flash or your video player is not playing, you may need to uninstall Adobe Flash properly before reinstalling it again.
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Also in the spirit of spring cleaning, Google is encouraging users to uninstall the Sync app and properly configure their BlackBerry handsets to take advantage of these services.
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Luo insisted that there's no business relation here at all and users are free to uninstall these, unlike the ones that are tied to most other smartphones these days.
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People who don't use Java much should once again consider unplugging Java from their browser, while those who don't use it at all may want to uninstall it altogether.
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We're assuming there will be an option to either uninstall or disable these, but we didn't have time to explore that on the device.
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This will take you through our installer flow to install Skype and automatically uninstall Messenger.
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Others say users must uninstall IE5 and reinstall it to purge the custom elements.
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You can't uninstall any of these, though it's at least possible to disable them.
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To remove apps from your Android phone, open the Android Menu, go to Settings and select Applications, then click Manage and, when you find the offending app, click Uninstall.
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