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How to determined installed windows programs and disabel some using vb

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How to determined installed windows programs and disabel some using vb

How to determined installed windows programs and disabel some using vb

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Hi, am relatively new to vb programming. Im doing a project about a cyber software and would like to know how i could list all the programs installed on a client computer from the server and disable some.
Anybody with an idea or a place with tutorials on programming with windows regisrty?
Thanks,
otigo

RE: How to determined installed windows programs and disabel some using vb

This forum is geared towards the Windows API, and as a suggestion, if you're a VB programmer, you'll need to know how to make calls to DLLs in order to make use of any suggestions that people have.  So I would learn how to use the Declare statement while you're waiting.

Chip H.

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