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Posted March 9, 2007 in Tips by Nick Sivridis

Uninstalling Jello Dashboard

Many of you requested instructions of how to uninstall the Dashboard.
First of all, till now I wasn’t able to create an automated script to do this and I’m sorry about that but I’m not a professional programmer.

First of all you can safely remove your JelloDashboard folder (usually located into your Program files folder). No outlook items will be harmed by doing this. Only the settings journal entry will be remain into your journal folder and you can sefely delete it too.

First of all you have to find the folder in which you set jello.Dashboard to be its homepage and right-click on it.

Then click properties and a dialog box will appear.

Click on the Home Page tab and then on the Restore defaults button.

You are done. Refresh the view and the dashboard is gone!

3 Comments to “Uninstalling Jello Dashboard”

  • corky wicks
    September 30, 2007 at 5:20 pm

    error installing on vista with gmail acount only. Is exchange install required?

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  • dr Uqbar
    September 30, 2007 at 7:11 pm

    @corky wicks
    I have vista with gmail and never had a problem. Exchange is not required. In fact its not supported!

    Reply
  • Vish
    May 13, 2008 at 2:01 am

    THe images are not showing up…

    s1.JPG…

    Reply

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