I feel that I've seen this info before but can't find it now, with google search of the site and with the forum search. 
 
How can one uninstall the command center?     Thanks.
 

Windows control panel - remove programs?

Through Control Panel, the normal route?

I wish.    No, the friendly CCC does not offer an uninstall that way.   Nor can anything CCC installs be uninstalled in the normal windows way. 
 
I did find the answer: there is an uninstall .exe in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Cakewalk\Command Center
 
So one can navigate there and run it.  

williamcopper
I wish.    No, the friendly CCC does not offer an uninstall that way.   Nor can anything CCC installs be uninstalled in the normal windows way. 
 
I did find the answer: there is an uninstall .exe in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Cakewalk\Command Center
 
So one can navigate there and run it.  

Hi william-
 
When I click on "Command Center" in Control Panel > Programs and Features I have an "Uninstall" option. Are you saying that doesn't work or you don't have that entry at all? This is in Win 7x64; I haven't checked in Win 8.1 yet.
 
-Susan

williamcopper
I wish.    No, the friendly CCC does not offer an uninstall that way.  

 
That's wrong, you can uninstall it the way you uninstall any Windows program:
 
1. Control Panel  > Programs and Features.
2. Click on Cakewalk Command Center.
3. Click on Uninstall.
 
AFAIK, the Windows Control Panel feature simply calls an uninstall.exe file if present (e.g., in the CCC folder) and executes it.
 

williamcopperNor can anything CCC installs be uninstalled in the normal windows way.

 
That's not really right either, quite a few of the elements in a SONAR installation can be uninstalled via the Control Panel.
 
 

Anderton

williamcopper
I wish.    No, the friendly CCC does not offer an uninstall that way.  

 
Actually you're wrong, you can uninstall it the way you uninstall any Windows program:
 
1. Control Panel  > Programs and Features.
2. Click on Cakewalk Command Center.
3. Click on Uninstall.
 
AFAIK, the Windows Control Panel feature simply calls an uninstall.exe file if present (e.g., in the CCC folder) and executes it.
 

williamcopperNor can anything CCC installs be uninstalled in the normal windows way.

 
That's not really right either, quite a few of the elements in a SONAR installation can be uninstalled via the Control Panel.
 
 

Thanks, Craig, for clarifying what I posted above, or I should say ignoring what I posted above.
 
-Susan

A picture is worth a thousand words...that's why it's so hard for authors to make a living any more, since everyone has a camera in their smart phone. 

Susan G
 
Thanks, Craig, for clarifying what I posted above, or I should say ignoring what I posted above.
 

I saw what you said, but you had asked "Are you saying that doesn't work or you don't have that entry at all?" so I thought step-by-step instructions with an illustration would be helpful for him to see the entry you were talking about, and what he would expect to see if he followed the steps that were delineated.
 
Also his comment that nothing CCC installs can be uninstalled wasn't addressed, so I covered that. And for any nerds reading this who want to know more about the way PCs work, I thought it was worth pointing out that the Windows Control Panel doesn't really do anything different than what a program's uninstall.exe file does. People sometimes ask if they should use the uninstall that's in a program's folder or the Windows one, and I've been told by people who know a lot more about computers than I do that it doesn't make any difference.

Anderton

Susan G
 
Thanks, Craig, for clarifying what I posted above, or I should say ignoring what I posted above.
 

I saw what you said, but you had asked "Are you saying that doesn't work or you don't have that entry at all?" so I thought step-by-step instructions with an illustration would be helpful for him to see the entry you were talking about, and what he would expect to see if he followed the steps that were delineated.
 
Also his comment that nothing CCC installs can be uninstalled wasn't addressed, so I covered that. And for any nerds reading this who want to know more about the way PCs work, I thought it was worth pointing out that the Windows Control Panel doesn't really do anything different than what a program's uninstall.exe file does. People sometimes ask if they should use the uninstall that's in a program's folder or the Windows one, and I've been told by people who know a lot more about computers than I do that it doesn't make any difference.

Cool, Craig. I'm sure william will appreciate your much more thorough instructions.
 
-Susan