I went into my computer, I went to run, next I went to regedit, and I deleted the .exe file.?
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yo boobooed\nthe easiest fix, is to boot from your windows xp cd, and when given options, the first time it asks, say intstall, the secon time say repair, it will do a non-destructive install and replace any bad or missing files or associations.\nYou could check in the recycle bin and if it is in there, restore it
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One way is to restore to a previous copy of your registry, Which is not the same as a complete system restore, but if you are lucky, may do the trick. \n\nGo to registry editor (Start - run - type "regedit" - enter)\n\nIn the file option, select restore and choose a previously backed up copy of the registry.\n\nAll the best.
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You can remove program using the add/remove programs on your control panel, but sometimes they dont delete the keys in regedit. You can just type regedit under RUN and then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and then go to the software folder and delete the keys if they exist.\n\nThat would remove it completely.
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yes,it is not on the thisk,it's on your computer:\nstart->run->regedit.exe->enter\nand there u will find a list of all your registry entries.it's a probability that u won't understand anything from there,but u may try to...
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There is registry manager software distributed with windows.  The executable is called regedit.exe; it doesn't get any better than that.
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try 'system restore'. under 'all programs' go to accecories, then system tools, there you'll see 'system restore'. go back to a time before you had that program installed
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when this happens you're system has basically lost track of "THIS" program.  aka the registry and/or associate files, install.log in this case are corrupt or missing.  \n\nYou can clean this up manually with two steps.   1, clean up the registry of "THIS" program (aka remove it) and 2. remove it from your harddrive by deleting it and ALL associated files.  These can be very tedious things to do and if you're not comfortable with editing the registry - DON'T - there is a chance you could trash your whole system.
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The registry keys only exist in the folders that have values set withing them.\nGo to Hkey local machine/software/microsoft/windows/run or runonce and you will find any new entries that have been added for programs that are running on your computer from start up.(virus will run at or immediately following boot up so you should find what your looking for there.\nGet XP because 2000 & M E suck
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Do you have a system restore on your computer? It will take you back before you deleted the program and you should be fine.
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If you are using windows xp then run system restore to restore your computer at a previous point before you ran registry editor. \nstart > all programs > accessories > system tools > system restore\nYou should make a backup of registry before you use any registry cleaning program. In that case you can safely go back to the previous setting.\nTo manually backup registry.\nClick on start > run\nType regedit\npress ok\nIn the registry editor press\nFile > Export \nGive a name. The registry settings file is saved in My Documents folder by default.\nYou can use File > Import and select the file to go back to your old settings.
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you can go to regedit and do it urself  or go to tucows.com and download a free registry cleaner and go that way with it
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Go to the start menu, \nClick run,\nType in regedit, (it will open the Registry Editor)\nHighlight My Computer in left box of registry editor,\nClick File in Registry Editor drop down menu\nClick export, and choose a place to save it to.\n\nAnd Thats It!!!
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yes they are in registry go to start run regedit and then edit and \nfind copy the name and paste will help or look under \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE \nand you will see.\nput your dirve back in the pc and say read only or open folder\nalso delete cookies or clean system tools
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Try Windows's own. Its called 'regclean.exe'\nSearch for it at www.downloads.com or simply download it from www.evidence-eliminator.com/regclean.exe
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Simply get a program that uninstalls the proGram you've deleted every file of it , a  hint ..Try the advance program uninstaller . Check it out it may be useful !
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well.. thats the primary function of the "uninstall .exe" file of that particular program. However, it can also be done manually . . .provided reg values are removed by u , directly.\n\nmostly , the programs are registered in the registry under the name of its company or in its own name.\n\nstart regedit by start->run and type regedit.\n\nuse the ctrf+f and type the search string i.e the product/ product's manufacturing co.s name. And remove every occurence of that. \n\nI believ that wuld remove the program from the computer.\n\n(or) u can check out the foll link :\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=314481
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You need to uninstall it from your computer (Start -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs).  If you don't see it you will need to first reinstall the software and then uninstall it.  Uninstalling a piece of software safely removes any registry entries from the computer so that it won't cause problems.