I installed Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor on my Windows Vista laptop recently (about a week ago). It checked my PC if it able to run Windows 7. Anyway I got an answer and now I DO NEED to remove upgrade advisor. I looked for a folder in Start menu where there could have been an option to remove the software (but there was no such folder). I also checked Add or Remove Programs. There was no entry for Upgrade Advisor in Programs or Updates as well. How can I remove it?

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jonathon-swager

I installed Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor on my Windows Vista laptop recently (about a week ago). It checked my PC if it able to run Windows 7. Anyway I got an answer and now I DO NEED to remove upgrade advisor. I looked for a folder in Start menu where there could have been an option to remove the software (but there was no such folder). I also checked Add or Remove Programs. There was no entry for Upgrade Advisor in Programs or Updates as well. How can I remove it?

asked on 5th Aug 2011 | 1 Answers | Answer It!

uttam

answered on 5th Aug 2011 | |

To uninstall Windows7UpgradeAdvisor by simply using msi installer, do the following:
Unpack msi files by "Windows7UpgradeAdvisor /T: /C"
Navigate to
Uninstalling the appropriate .msi:
Run msiexec /X Windows7UpgradeAdvisor_32bit.msi

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