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Unable to unistall Netbeans IDE

 
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Hi All,

I am unable to uninstall Netbeans IDE from my system.
I am using windows 7 . When i click uninstall nothing comes up.
Can anyone please help me on this?
Also am planning reinstall the OS. Will it resolve the proplem ?

Thanks in advance,
Dhinesh
 
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When you reinstall the OS, everything that is on your harddisk will be deleted. So yes, that would ofcourse also delete NetBeans.
 
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... and all your saved work
 
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Campbell Ritchie wrote:... and all your saved work



Isn't that saved in the VCS or on a server? ;)
 
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Or at least a second partition? It's a good habit to have at least two partitions, one with the operating system and programs, and one with data, music etc.
 
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Rob Spoor wrote:. . . It's a good habit to have at least two partitions, . . .

Especially if you use *nix; having a partition with the /home mount point allows you to reinstall different OSs without losing work.
I am at present using a 64-bit ext4 partition, but calling 32-bit executables on another ext4 partition on the same machine
 
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Can partitions be 32 or 64 bit?? I thought that was a property of the CPU, the OS and the executables only.
 
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Yes, you are right. I have a 64-bit OS on this partition, and can use a 32-bit executable on another partition on the same hard disc.
 
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