Uninstall via the registry

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• To change the shortcuts in Windows via the registry?

  Hi, I try to find the best way to ensure that special keys (play, stop, skip, windows media center (on the remote), etc.) open different programs that they were initially designed to open.

  Specifically, I want to do the 'Windows Vista Home Premium' tv remote control keys that normally opens 'Windows Media Center' open my program instead.

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  Is this possible?

  Note once again, I want to do this via the registry. ^

  Registry paths y ' All can provide would be just awesome ^ o ^ /.

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  Unfortunately there is no option to do so. However, you can take the help of software of third party, that is used for this. Search using your favorite search engine to get those.

  DISCLAIMER of THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE: using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Diana

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• Is there a way to remove the profiles via the registry setting or vbscript?

  Original title: user profiles are not deleted

  I used delprof in windows xp, in a script, to remove cached user profiles, but it does not work for Vista Ultimate. I tried reprof but the characteristics of certina if Vista prevents the Remprof of work corre4ctly. I also used the GPO setting on the client system Vista. I put the time of deletion for all the two days. Because it requires a reboot I had put Scheduler Restart every two days.  User profiles were still on the system after reboot. Is there a way to remove the profiles via the registry setting or vbscript?

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  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited on the Technet forum. Following your question thanks for posting the link below:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itproxpsp/threads

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• I have a program I uninstalled via the Control Panel, but the program won't go away

  I have the program I uninstalled via the control panel;  It always appears when I start computor and is listed in the main list of program under the Start button.  I tried to uninstall it again but can't find the program through the control panel list or search for what someone has an idea?

  Give this program a whirl. It's good for cleaning stubborn programs that are difficult to remove.

  http://www.revouninstaller.com/

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  Yes, you can disable hardware acceleration on machines using the mms.cfg file.  Information on the use of the file mms.cfg to control the behavior of Flash Player is in Chapter 4 of the Guide Administration of Adobe Flash Player for Flash Player 14 | Adobe Developer Connection.

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  In this case, you can have a look at:

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  I have gone through Control Panel and then uninstall it but it wil not uninstall! If there is another way, please let me know someone, anyone!

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• How to disable the technology support for assistance via the registry or AIP?

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• How do I uninstall the trial completely with the registry

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  Hello manjunath25,

  If you want to uninstall programs in Windows XP, go to control panel, add/remove programs, find the program you want to uninstall, then highlight and click on uninstall.

  If you feel that you still have the programs uninstalled in the registry entries, go to a command prompt. Then type regedit. Do a find for the name of the program and then delete the keys as your find.

  Note:

  Change REGISTRY parameters incorrectly peut cause of serious problems only peut
  prevent the your computer de Startup correctly. Microsoft cannot guarantee only any
  problems resulting de le configuration of of REGISTRY parameters peut be solved.
  Changes of these parameters are at your own risk.

  If you try to uninstall everything product Antivirus, it is better to go to the manufacturer of the antivirus and download the uninstall tool. Just uninstall these types of programs does not always remove all the registry entries.

  
  Hope this has answered your questions.
   
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• I use the vista sp2.the Task Manager and the registry editor has mysteriously disabled. How can I activate them?

  I am running vista sp2 and my task manager has been disabled by the administrator. I checked help and he said that I had to enable it via the registry. When I tried to open the registry editor, he said it has been disabled by the administrator. Well, I am the administrator and I've never disabled anything and I don't know how. Can anyone help.thanks

  I also discovered that I can not use the command either line. It is also disabled.

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  I know that you said you have linked the virus scanners, but this looks like an attack on your registry... or at least the dll that open your registry database.
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• Delete the registry via the command prompt keys

  I uninstalled a program on my computer, and I want to remove all the remaining files, registry keys and values of that particular program to the registry via the command prompt. Y at - it a command line that can scan and remove all the remaining files, registry keys and values of this particular program of the whole registry via the command prompt in only once.

  Please help me.

  If the uninstall program is correctly written, then it will do it all. If this isn't the case, you will have to do it manually. Although it is possible to write a script that will scan the registry for some channels, it is not a trivial task. Running one such script would be quite risky because it could easily delete the wrong registry key.

  Also note that the unused files or registry keys not used do not slow down a machine, contrary to popular belief. Purge of these undesirable things might give you a welcome warm feeling inside, but he has no effect on the performance of the PC.

• Try to uninstall build Munki 3.1, does not work and leaves several entries in the registry

  When I try to remove build Munki 3.1 a few days ago. However, direct the directory uninstallation fails generally as the Build Munki 3.1 leaves several entries in the registry of the computer. How should I do?

  * original title - how should I do? *

  Hi jacob,

  If the standard uninstall process is not working (as seems to be the case), then try to use the free Revo: http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html that often works when the usual process does a complete job.  I know for a fact that in advanced mode, there's a special process which deals expressly with clean up the leftovers of the program register.  Personally, I use Revo to uninstall everything that I want to uninstall (more with AV products special removal tools) because almost all normal uninstall process leaves something behind (I had to remove the remains on almost each uninstall I made using Revo) and this will keep my own system.

  If you have already uninstalled to the point that it does not appear as an option in Revo, then reinstall again and then uninstall with Revo in advanced mode and this time and that should do the trick.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

• "Uninstall does ' t work via the Control Panel/Add / REMOVE.

  My ADVENT T9201 with Windows XP SP3 computer, I have too installed programs and those who do not have

  had their own uninstall programs, can not be uninstalled via Control Panel > add/remove some files may not be

  found.   Can someone help with this problem?   Your help would be much appreciated.

  Reinstall the program should restore the file and let you uninstall it.

  The following may also help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2438651