How to Uninstall an Existing DVD Decoder
A DVD decoder is a type of computer program that allows a media playing utility on your computer to recognize the video files stored on DVD discs. Without a DVD decoder you will be unable to watch your favorite DVD movies or TV shows on your computer. If you want to remove that DVD Decoder in favor of a new version or even a new type of decoder altogether, you can do so using the Windows Control Panel.
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Instructions
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Click "Start."
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Click "Control Panel." Windows 95-XP users will have to click "Settings" and then "Control Panel."
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Open the "Programs and Features" icon. Windows 95-XP users should open the "Add or Remove Programs" icon.
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Click once on the name of your DVD decoder.
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Click the "Remove" button.
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Click "Next" from the window that appears on screen. This will uninstall the existing DVD decoder on your computer. When the process is finished, the decoder's files will have been removed from your hard drive, and any entries it made to your registry will also have been deleted.
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