Just as described here and other places, I can't uninstall the Google Chrome Frame add-on for IE. I don't want to just break it by getting rid of appropriate Registry entries, but rather want to uninstall "properly". Using \setup.exe --uninstall --multi-install --chrome-frame, a pop-up window that says the uninstall was successful, but it doesn't actually remove the Reg keys or c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\ subfolders.
Do I need to run the .msi (I can find the Enterprise one) with an uninstall switch?
It is OK if Chrome is uninstalled temporarily as well, but I need to completely uninstall Chrome Frame. This is on a WinXP machine with IE7, if that makes a difference.
Best Answer
I know you resolved this on your own but if you need to remove Google Chrome Frame plug in and many systems you can do this silently and with a command line. You will need the MSI installer from Google.
Then just run
msiexec /x {1F0342F5-8369-3CD1-99DD-E9BC44473708} /q