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Elephantman5

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  1. As a clarification here... HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\ This is the directory.
  2. I'm under the impression that it's http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372105.aspx this key. Will have a copy of windows pretty soon, but...I'm really worried about it. So, it's basically centered around the Windows Add/Remove Prog menu not populating. This is the result, explicitly, of a registry deletion on my part. I've gone around a little on the link I gave you, but I'm not understanding; I see what they're showing me to look for in replacement. Doesn't make sense really. It's a default key that SHOULD go with windows, therefore should be a necessary; therefore I should be able to simply fix it with an XP repair... Right? I'm able to uninstall through the the executables that come WITH a prog (I did it), but not able to find the prog even LISTED in the list.
  3. I was uninstalling a prog that had a trojan in it. I deleted the registry keys and such; manuelling removing it because the Explorer.exe would shut down every time I tried to do it the old fasion way Wink So, I was going through, and I accidentally deleted the Uninstall registry key Which has led all the installed progs to not show up in the Add/Remove Programs gui that's in Control Panel. And so, I am wondering if I have to wait until tommorow to do this, when I have the windows cd. Or if I'm able to just do some other recovery. I restarted and held down F8, and did the "Last known good configuration" thing, but it said I had to replace hal.dll. I've downloaded the dll file, but I'm not very sure I want to replace it because I don't want to mess up the computer that is not even mine worse. Wink And so... What am I to do in this dillema? The programs work; obviouslly, I'm in Firefox at the moment. I'm going to be running a scan, of course, and already have, but I'm defintelly sure it wasn't the virus that did this; but my fat fingering talent of screwing things up worse then they already were. Smile
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