Uninstall 64-bit app from a 32-bit machine

[Basel AbuHadrous]

I posted this on Stack Overflow but I guess this is a better place to find an answer to this question

 

original link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60017411/uninstall-64-bit-app-from-a-32-bit-machine
 

So my friend accidentally installed a 64-bit version of adobe XD on her system (32-bit) and gave it to me after not being able to locate the app, I thought it was not installed properly so I ran the 32-bit installer and got a message that the app is already installed, I've done my best to locate it but with no luck (didn't even show up in the control panel), after that I checked the files that were used in the initial install and it was 64-bit.

Now I don't know where to find it, the installer doesn't give me the option to delete the installed version.

[TrigrH]

13 minutes ago, Basel AbuHadrous said:

I posted this on Stack Overflow but I guess this is a better place to find an answer to this question

 

original link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60017411/uninstall-64-bit-app-from-a-32-bit-machine
 

So my friend accidentally installed a 64-bit version of adobe XD on her system (32-bit) and gave it to me after not being able to locate the app, I thought it was not installed properly so I ran the 32-bit installer and got a message that the app is already installed, I've done my best to locate it but with no luck (didn't even show up in the control panel), after that I checked the files that were used in the initial install and it was 64-bit.

Now I don't know where to find it, the installer doesn't give me the option to delete the installed version.

https://www.google.com/search?q=adobe+cleanup+tool

[Basel AbuHadrous]

13 minutes ago, TrigrH said:

https://www.google.com/search?q=adobe+cleanup+tool

I'll try it

[RageTester]

Or you can search through registry yourself... cleanup tools sure sound easier

[Basel AbuHadrous]

12 minutes ago, RageTester said:

Or you can search through registry yourself... cleanup tools sure sound easier

how to do that, I'm not that familiar with these kind of stuff . 

[RageTester]

regedit

[Basel AbuHadrous]

Just now, RageTester said:

regedit

thanks, I'll try these solutions asap

[homeap5]

For more complex programs it will be very long process with only regedit. Try more advanced registry editor like Registry Workshop or use that tool TrigrH find.

[revdv]

I using Geek Uninstaller - it auto search registry traces after remove.