Yes, you can remove Silverlight from your computer.

Microsoft Silverlight is not necessary for Windows 7.

There are a few ways to clean corrupted Silverlight and then reinstall Silverlight. One way is to use the Cleanup utility found in the Windows operating system. Another way is to use the Microsoft Silverlight SDK to uninstall Silverlight and then install it again.

Silverlight is not malware.

There are a few ways to completely remove Microsoft Silverlight. One way is to uninstall it from your computer and then uninstall all of its components. Another way is to uninstall it from the Microsoft website.

There are a number of different types of software that can be used to create and run web applications, including Java, PHP, and Ruby on Rails. All of these programs can be used without Microsoft Silverlight.

There are a few ways to remove unwanted programs from Windows 7:Remove the program from the Start menu and uninstall it.Remove the program from the Programs and Features screen of the Control Panel.Delete the program from the registry by using a registry editor such as Notepad or Registry Editor (refer to your operating system’s documentation for more information).

Silverlight is not a security risk. It is a development platform used by millions of developers worldwide.

To check if Microsoft Silverlight is installed, use the command “MSC” in Windows PowerShell.

Silverlight is a software program used by developers to create and run web applications. To repair Silverlight, you will need to first uninstall it and then reinstall it.

Silverlight installs to the C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Windows Live\Windows.UI.Xml\Silverlight directory.

Microsoft Silverlight is used for creating and managing web applications.

No, you do not need Silverlight for Netflix. Netflix uses its own video encoding and decoding algorithms that work without Silverlight.

There is no one answer to this question as it depends on the specific Silverlight installation. However, some factors that may influence why Silverlight installations might continue to install include updates, required software updates, and the need for a certain version of the Silverlight runtime.

To uninstall a program, first open PowerShell and type “uninstall” followed by the program’s name.