P2P-Zone - View Single Post - Blubster puts a hell of alot of files in your reg

Stoepsel · 04-10-02, 01:09 AM

One way to get rid of the registry entries would be to have the OCXs/DLLs remove themselves. Here's how to do that.

1./ Locate the OCX/DLL file on your harddrive - usually in your WINDOWS\system32 directory.

2./ In the Start menu click on Run... Type "regsvr32 /u " (without the quotes of course.

3./ Drag&Drop the OCX or DLL into the Run window. It should now read something like "regsvr32 /u C:\WINDOWS\system32\blabla.OCX"

4./ Hit Enter. If everything goes well a message should appear saying that the file was unregistered successfully.

5./ Repeat for the other files.

6./ Check your registry, if all the entries where removed completely.

7./ If you feel really courageous, delete the OCX/DLL files from your harddisk.

Let me know if you are having problems,
Stoepsel

Edit: Typos

04-10-02, 01:09 AM	#11
Stoepsel Waiting For The Night To Fall... Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 225	One way to get rid of the registry entries would be to have the OCXs/DLLs remove themselves. Here's how to do that. 1./ Locate the OCX/DLL file on your harddrive - usually in your WINDOWS\system32 directory. 2./ In the Start menu click on Run... Type "regsvr32 /u " (without the quotes of course. 3./ Drag&Drop the OCX or DLL into the Run window. It should now read something like "regsvr32 /u C:\WINDOWS\system32\blabla.OCX" 4./ Hit Enter. If everything goes well a message should appear saying that the file was unregistered successfully. 5./ Repeat for the other files. 6./ Check your registry, if all the entries where removed completely. 7./ If you feel really courageous, delete the OCX/DLL files from your harddisk. Let me know if you are having problems, Stoepsel Edit: Typos __________________ Who is General Failure and why is he reading my hard disk?