Uninstall Brother 7360n Pc-fax

Removing an app from your computer doesn't take much effort. Right-click the app's tile from the Start screen; when the App bar rises from the Start screen's bottom edge, click the Uninstall icon, shown in the margin.

To remove an unwanted desktop program or change its settings, head for the desktop's Control Panel by following these steps:

1. Right-click in the screen's bottom-left corner and choose the Control Panel from the pop-up menu.
2. When the Control Panel appears, choose Uninstall a Program from the Programs category.The Uninstall or Change a Program window appears, listing your currently installed programs, their publisher, size, installation date, and version number.To free up disk space, click the Installed On or Size column header to find old or large programs. Then uninstall those forgotten programs you never or rarely use.
3. Click the unloved program, Ithink it is Control Center 4 and then click its Uninstall, Change, or Repair button.The menu bar above the programs' names always displays an Uninstall button, but when you click certain programs, you may also see buttons for Change and Repair. Here's the rundown:
   • Uninstall: This completely removes the program from your PC. (Some programs list this button as Uninstall/Change.)
   • Change: This lets you change some of the program's features or remove parts of it.
   • Repair: A handy choice for damaged programs, this tells the program to inspect itself and replace damaged files with new ones. You may need to have the program's original CD or DVD handy, though, because you'll need to insert it into your computer.
4. When Windows asks whether you're sure, click Yes.Depending on which button you've clicked, Windows 8 either boots the program off your PC or summons the program's own installation program to make the changes or repair itself.After you delete a program, it's gone for good unless you kept its installation CD. Unlike other deleted items, deleted programs don't linger inside your Recycle Bin.

Always use the Control Panel's Uninstall or Change a Program window to uninstall unwanted programs. Simply deleting their files or folders won't do the trick. In fact, doing so often confuses your computer into sending bothersome error messages.

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