Q: I've hardly uninstalled a few programs from my computer but I heard that when you uninstall a program, sometimes it leaves registry keys behind on your system. How do you find the registry keys being stored on your computer and how do you delete them? I'm edgy malicious registry keys are still on my system and I want to get rid of them... Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, thanks for your time. :)
A: You should not variation the registry keys.Try running a registry cleaner program.
mike b | May 20, 2009
How do I remove registry files/keys when the program is already deleted?
Aug 25, 2009 by lik999 | Posted in Software
Q: ok so i deleted a brace programs and they still show up in my start menu. i go into Regedit and i hit Ctrl+F and i type in the program. is there a program to get rid of the left over registry keys?
A: use CCleaner, it will straight out all of your left over registry entries. Make sure you backup the registry before you fix all errors. CCleaner will ask and do this for you.
http://www.filehippo.com/download_cclean er/
Josh | Aug 25, 2009
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Deleting Registry Keys - Please Help?
by Anonymous
I recently purchased a new HP laptop and today I bought Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2009 for it. When I tried to connect it, a few indiscretion messages popped up, so I figured I’d uninstall my without cost or obligation side of Norton first, only just in box that was the intractable. I tried installing Kaspersky again, but it still didn’t occupation so I went online and lettered that Norton is very unfavourable to uninstall; there are still traces of it elsewhere on the computer, etc. So I went into the registry and deleted a registry key called "Norton," hoping that would unravel the hornet's nest. Again, I tried installing Kaspersky, but it didn’t profession.
Here’s my query: my parents believe that it was a thick stance for me to eradicate something from the registry, and that that’s the think rationally why Kaspersky still won’t drudgery. I told them that because the registry key is called "Norton" it only affects Norton, and if I select not to use Norton as my anti-virus software of realm of possibilities, then it shouldn’t quandary if I deleted it from the registry or not.
Any opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.
