In Start -> Programs do you have a JBuilder option? If you have one that should show up in Add/Remove. Also, I have seen softwares which have their own uninstall option. If nothing is avail, I would delete the folder (which may be dangerous). My two cents. - satya
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Man, it was hard to find info on how to uninstall JBuilder... Borland must think that it is so great that you will never want to get rid of it... But here's a link that describes what to do. HTH, -Nate
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Thanks Nate. I had installed JBuilder and a couple other IDEs previously, but when I uninstalled, I did have all kinds of problems. Luckily, I had to rebuild the machine later anyhow, and that definitely removed it from the hard drive. OP
I have JBuilder4 - I just looked in C:\JBuilder4 and found a file release_notes.html, which described the procedure: Locate the directory where JBuilder was installed. Delete the JBuilder directory. Delete the .jbuilder4 directory: Linux: in your home directory. Solaris: in your home directory. Windows: in Windows directory (for Windows 98) or your home directory (for Windows NT). Also, delete the items in the Start menu: Start|Programs|JBuilder 4|right-click|Delete. I suspect this is missing something though. For example, .java files may still be associated with JBuilder, so you'd want to change that. Good luck...