Issues concerning software paths
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memadmax
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You can use regedit to get to the software paths.
Start > Click on Search Programs and Files > Type in regedit, hit enter.
Be careful in next steps.
Bring up your registry cleaner and look up which entries it wants manually cleared.
Compare to entries in regedit.
Make sure they are exact matches to your registry cleaner and delete them.
Note however: You may not have to delete them thou. You can prolly leave them and it won't harm anything.
Start > Click on Search Programs and Files > Type in regedit, hit enter.
Be careful in next steps.
Bring up your registry cleaner and look up which entries it wants manually cleared.
Compare to entries in regedit.
Make sure they are exact matches to your registry cleaner and delete them.
Note however: You may not have to delete them thou. You can prolly leave them and it won't harm anything.
memadmax
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Hmm, in your case, it may be better to just leave the entries there. Messing around in regedit has the potential of seriously damaging the windows installation if not done properly. If your computer is running fine then you should be fine leaving the entries there.
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