How can I delete error message on desktop reading, "Windows cannot find C:\Program Files\RocketTab(x86)

Open the 'C:\windows\system32\tasks' directory. Locate and delete all files containing the word 'Rocket'. IMPORTANT: DO NOT DELETE the RTKCPL file. This is a legitimate Windows file. Restart your computer. The error should not return.

This would indicate that at some time a programm called RocketTab was installed, but was not properly uninstalled. Most likely it is in the startup list.
Click on Start and in the Search box enter msconfig and press enter.
This will open the System configuration tool. Click on the Startup tab and uncheck thhe box next to the program RocketTab. You may have to expand the columns by dragging the right end of the column title.

Program Is Not Listed in Add Remove Programs After Installation

Greetings...

The program does not show up on all program list maybe because you have uninstall it already or the installation of the program was not done properly. I have attached here two links for your reference on uninstalling the software, kindly go through them. If you do not succeed on uninstalling the software please get back to me for more procedural information.

Thank you.
10 tips for removing program that won uninstall

• Close down the program entirely that threw the R6205 runtime error message. Press "Ctrl-Alt-Delete" and select "Start Task Manager."
• Click the "Processes" tab and click on the "Image Name" column header. Scroll down through the list of programs and check to make sure the original program that gave the error message is not on the list. Click on the name of the program if it is in the list and choose "End Process."
  
• Close the task manager window and click the Windows "Start" button. Select "Control Panel" and choose "Uninstall a Program" under the Programs section. Select from the list of currently installed programs the program that caused the error and click "Uninstall.
• Click on the Windows "Start" button, type "cleanmgr" into the Search field and press "Enter." Click on "Files from all users" if it asks and select "Continue." Choose the drive where the program was installed, check the boxes next to "Temporary Internet Files," "Temporary Files," "Recycle Bin," "Downloaded Program Files" and "Setup Log Files." Click "OK" and select "Delete Files."
  
• Wait for the program to finish cleaning the files on your hard drive. Re-start the computer. Insert the installation CD for the program you deleted earlier or go to the website of the manufacturer and download the program again. Install the program.
  
• Open the software program by double-clicking on its desktop icon or clicking on the name of the program in the "Start" menu under All Programs. Attempt to use the program to make sure the run time error message does not appear again.
  

Try disabling startup programs. Go to Start > Run (search in Win 7) and type MSConfig. Go to Startup tab and uncheck anything that you don't want Windows to load automatically. It will make Windows boot faster and use less resources while running.
This just disables them in startup. Programs will still load, but only when you initiate.

If this fails, even though this should fix it, download CCleaner (free) and clean your Windows Registry.

Installation or uninstallation of an application or game fails and gives the following error code:

This issue is due to a previous installation not finishing properly

Solution 1. Rename the Installshield folder

Make sure you've enabled Show hidden files and folders.

Find and rename the Installshield folder:

Windows 32-bit: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Installshield

Windows 64-bit: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Installshield

If there is an Installshield file in the Common Files folder, rename that one also (e.g. to Installshield_OLD).

Solution 2. Remove all traces of previous uninstall

If renaming the Installshield folder had no effect, find and delete any traces of uninstalled applications.

Applications that can assist you are: Revo Uninstaller, Windows Installer Cleanup Utility , CCleaner.

Alternatively, do a manual clean-up:

Close all running programs. Then clear the Temp folder (found via input of %temp% in Start > Search or Start > Run).

Use the Windows registry editor to delete registry entries related to the program.

Restart the computer.

hope this helps

just go and manualy delete the program and then manualy delete the shortcut files on your desktop, also you can right click on you program list under the start menu to get the option of "Explore" then you can delete the start menu --> Program Files/ (program you want to delete) and shortcuts inside.

OR
You can also try reinstalling them and then uninstalling them through add remove programs or what ever built in method supported by that program.

try to completely scan your computer with good antivirus. Uninstall Photosmart and make sure you have completely remove it.Delete the Photosmart's folder remained in c:\Program files. After, install again your printer.

it sounds like the application that is needed to uninstall the version 8 is corrupted or missing. Try reinstalling version 8 first then uninstall it before loading version 9. If you can reinstall version 8 and it asks you if you want to repair or install, choose install to get all of the files back before uninstalling it again. Always uninstall from add/remove programs. If deleting it from program files instead of uninstalling it correctly it will cause problems.

Close Easyshare Program > If you see an icon of easyshare at the system tray {lower right corner of the screen}
right click on it and choose Shutdown Easyshare

Right Click on the icon of Easyshare on your desktop{upper left of screen}
choose Properties, choose Open file location> Look for Catalog Folder > rename it to "old catalog" > close the whole window

Go to My Computer > C: Drive > Users > Public > Public Documents >
Look for ESBK.mb and ESBK.mbb

restart your computer
Relaunch Easyshare Program

Goodluck...