Comments on: How to delete software registration entries from registry and system files? http://www.smatx.com/registry-software/how-to-delete-software-registration-entries-from-registry-and-system-files Mon, 30 Aug 2010 01:26:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Ron E http://www.smatx.com/registry-software/how-to-delete-software-registration-entries-from-registry-and-system-files/comment-page-1#comment-11 Ron E Wed, 18 Nov 2009 09:02:59 +0000 http://www.smatx.com/registry-software/how-to-delete-software-registration-entries-from-registry-and-system-files#comment-11 I hope you aren't doing this to get out of paying for something you should be paying for. Assuming you are not, Try a program called ccleaner, but be careful. 'cause you can royally mess up your system fishing for the file.... That program could have placed a file anywhere on your hard drive the first time you installed it. Have you looked in program files? If you find a folder there named after the offending program, look for the date the folder was created and search for files created on that date. I wouldn't delete them, rather I would carefully and strategically rename them, then try to install again.<br><b>References : </b><br> I hope you aren’t doing this to get out of paying for something you should be paying for.

Assuming you are not, Try a program called ccleaner, but be careful. ’cause you can royally mess up your system fishing for the file….

That program could have placed a file anywhere on your hard drive the first time you installed it. Have you looked in program files? If you find a folder there named after the offending program, look for the date the folder was created and search for files created on that date. I wouldn’t delete them, rather I would carefully and strategically rename them, then try to install again.
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]]> By: deb H http://www.smatx.com/registry-software/how-to-delete-software-registration-entries-from-registry-and-system-files/comment-page-1#comment-10 deb H Wed, 18 Nov 2009 08:21:59 +0000 http://www.smatx.com/registry-software/how-to-delete-software-registration-entries-from-registry-and-system-files#comment-10 Did you try booting up in the safe mode to delete everything? That's the easiest, cleanest way. Click on the start button, click on run, then type "msconfig." When the menu comes up, click on boot.ini and click on safeboot. Restart the computer and delete the leftover files that show up. I always get rid of programs I no longer want this way to begin with. It's quicker, easier, and deletes all program files when you delete the program. You can go into the control panel in the safe mode and just remove programs there, and that way there are no pesky leftover files to bog things down. Hope this helps. :-)<br><b>References : </b><br> Did you try booting up in the safe mode to delete everything? That’s the easiest, cleanest way. Click on the start button, click on run, then type "msconfig." When the menu comes up, click on boot.ini and click on safeboot. Restart the computer and delete the leftover files that show up. I always get rid of programs I no longer want this way to begin with. It’s quicker, easier, and deletes all program files when you delete the program. You can go into the control panel in the safe mode and just remove programs there, and that way there are no pesky leftover files to bog things down. Hope this helps. :-)
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