how to escape from offering regester now by the softwares, using windows registry?
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you mean if these programs run on startup and you want to make them dont start at startup, you can run regedit(start/run then type regedit and enter). on the regedit go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run then delete the key which makes the program start. If you mean to hack the program then use this program free, its too hard to say it here.
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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You can see most registry cleaner freeware and some shareware to list on http://www.regsofts.com. Browse the categories, you will find something worthy of downloading onto your system. For example: \nFree Windows Registry Repair   http://www.regsofts.com/free_registry_repair/registry_repair.htm\nRegSeeker   http://www.regsofts.com/freeware/regseeker.htm
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If you're talking about Microsoft's Visual Studio, this KB article might help.  Since it involves editing the registry, be very careful.  I might get in touch with the Microsoft support folks to see if they have any other suggestions.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/248697/en-us?spid=3042&sid=1310\n\nplrr
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Assuming you want to open the registry editor, regedit is it, yes. If it's something else you want to do, you'll need to be more specific about what you want to open.
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there are a couple of free reg programs on the ms down load page that work good \n\nif you want to buy something these are excellent products
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Vicki, unless you understand the registry very well, stay out of it.  One little letter or period or comma or whatever can render enormous problems for you.  I don't know what went before your question, but get exact instructions from an expert. By the way, I am not that expert!
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The registry can't be modified if you doesn't have the correct permissions.\n\nIf you already tryed, and failed, You'll continue failing entering in one way or another.\n\nWhat you can do is tell the administrators to change those values for you. That's the correct way, now, if you are making that I supose you'll not walk in the correct paths so, what you can do is give your self Administrative permission... but in that you are on your own.
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Change the registry setting: \n\nOpen windows registry > \n1. Click on Start > Run\n2. Type "regedit" and click on "OK"\n\nIt will open Registry Editor window.\n\nGo to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > software > microsoft > windows NT > current version > winlogon.\nChange PowerdownAftershutdown from 0 to 1.\n\nClose the Registry Editor window and restart the computer.
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Check out the following. Edit the registry at your own risk.\n\n1/ Click the Start Button\n\n2/ From the Start menu click Run\n\n3/ In the Run dialog box type: regedit\n\n4/ The Registry editor will now open\n\n5/ Navigate to the following key: HKEY_Local_Machine&#92;Software&#92;Microsoft&#92;WindowsNT&#92;Current Version\n\n6/ Once you have reached the Current Version key take a look in the Right Hand Pane and look for 'Registered Owner'\n\n7/ Right click the Registered Owner key to edit it\n\n8/ To edit the key Right click the entry and select Modify\n\n9/ At the same time you might also like to change the Registered organization. This option is situated just above the registered owner option.\n\n10/ To edit the key Right Click the entry and select Modify\n\nHope that helps !!
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Just delete it's folder (should be under c:&#92;program files&#92;) best to get a friend to do it for you and while he/she is at it, tell him/her to delete the registry entries for the same too...
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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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Click on Start- Control Panel- Add/Remove Programs- Find the  program- Click on Remove/un-install button. If it doesn't allow to remove the program from Add/Remove programs try deleting it from Registry.\n\nPlease follow the steps below to delete the program from Registry.\nThese steps involve Windows Registry modifications and hence I suggest you take a backup of the registry before applying the solution.\nRegistry Backup:\n1. Click Start, Run and type regedit.\n2. Click File on Registry menu and select Export to File option.\n3. Select the radio button beside “All” option.\n4. Give a file name (say regbackup) and save it onto the desktop.\n\nPlease follow the steps below to delet the program from Registry\n1. Click Start, Run and type regedit and hit enter to open Registry menu.\n2. Click "+" beside HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.\n3. Click "+" beside Software .\n4. Click "+" beside Microsoft.\n5. Click "+" beside Windows.\n6. Click "+" beside CurrentVersion.\n7. Click "+" beside Uninstall.\n\nTry to find the program which you want to delete. After finding the program, Right-Click on the program and select Delete/Uninstall.\n\nAfter deleting the program, close the Registry Menu and restart the system.
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Editing your registry without knowing exactly what you're doing can be VERY risky!!  I would suggest downloading "Spybot Search & Destroy" (http://www.safer-networking.org/) and try removing the spyware with it.  Good Luck!!
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if you have windows 2000/XP then you can when booting press F8 and then choose last good known configuration (this option is ment for cleaning and restoring the last good registry you had before)
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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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The options probably still are inside the registry. It is possible to look them up in the registry and remove them, but this takes a bit experience (fouling up the registry can cause more trouble than this is worth).\n\nTo find the entries, run regedit (if you don't know how, find someone to do all of this for you) and search for the exact wording in the right-click menu. By the path you will be able to decide whether it comes from a software you removed or not.