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Originally Posted by Raistlin
Sounds like a good plan except the program in question has already been installed once so the changes to the key have already been made. I would guess that on the second installation it will simply check to see if the key exists and then refuse to run if it did.
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Just tried removing all references to the program from the registry and then re-installing, didn't work at all.
There's obviously something that I'm missing!
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Like i said in my post - they hide the keys and call them something obscure that you will not recognise.
So unless you know what the key is your screwed im afraid.
EDIT: do you have another machine you can test on?