You can create that and then proceed so that it will exist to be removed. However, past experience shows that a bunch more such problems will show up.
- You can use a third party uninstaller program.
- Or you can reinstall MATLAB so that everything will exist so that you can then uninstall it.
- Or you can just go ahead and delete the entire directory, possibly followed by using a third-party registry clean-up utility to remove traces to files that no longer exist.
