Creating a "clean" computer

[djoyce003]

someone wanna help me out with what regedit is and how to "search a registry?"

[NateDog]

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someone wanna help me out with what regedit is and how to "search a registry?"

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Start > Run
Type 'regedit' hit enter
you are now in your registry. Try not to screw anything up too bad. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[NorthernGuy]

And why is this posted to MTT????

[pshabi]

If you have Party and Eurobet on one computer, do you have to delete Eurobet registry too?

Or just party.

I'm a novice here but I really want to start an Empire account. Just ultra-paranoid that I could [censored] something up.

[NateDog]

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If you have Party and Eurobet on one computer, do you have to delete Eurobet registry too?

Or just party.

I'm a novice here but I really want to start an Empire account. Just ultra-paranoid that I could [censored] something up.

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Delete both

[pshabi]

Cool.

Now how about this "search the registry" thing?

How do you search the registry?

[MaxPower]

I don't know if anyone has mentioned it yet, but why don't you just buy a 5 year-old computer with an old version of Windows. You don't even need a monitor, mouse and keyboard. You can probably get this for pratically nothing. Anytime you need a clean computer you could just re-install windows.

[sfer]

I have an old computer with Windows ME and newer ones with XP. Me works no problem with the regedit solution. XP I've never gotten to work unless the computer was actually new and clean.

[pyroponic]

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simple

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I was going to post this
but wanted to point out you forgot your colon

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No offense but you need to change your avatar.