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List of installed programs is not complete

I have just gone to uninstall the NVIDIA driver from the control panel to find that it, along with several other programs, is not there.

 

I know it was there a few weeks ago when I did a clean install of my Drivers.

 

Anyone know what is going on?

"Since the Internet is almost diametrically opposed to the notion of Quality Control, in recent years it's been a lot easier to just assume everything's s**t until it can prove itself otherwise".  Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw (2008)

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Some programs don't automatically register themselves in the registry or are considered installed.

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Some programs don't automatically register themselves in the registry or are considered installed.

 

But I know it was full before.  Now there is only a handful of the installed programs showing up

"Since the Internet is almost diametrically opposed to the notion of Quality Control, in recent years it's been a lot easier to just assume everything's s**t until it can prove itself otherwise".  Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw (2008)

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The same thing happened to me today OP. I went to check what I had installed and a lot of things are just sort of ... gone now. (e.g. all my steam games used to show up there, but they're no longer in that list. they're still installed though)

 

Followed the post to hopefully find a solution.

//ccap
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