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Delete the AVIRA registry keys

jacgeo -  
jacgeo3345 Posted messages 7 Status Member -
Hello,

I have tried everything and followed the advice you provided, but I can't delete the AVIRA registry keys -

could you please help me? Thank you.

Configuration: Windows / Firefox 36.0

3 answers

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    paslau35 Posted messages 8783 Status Member 699
     
    Hello

    You want to remove the registry keys, you uninstalled it and what exactly did you do?
    Start with CCleaner in the registry
    And to finish, use this Wise Registry Cleaner

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    A PC is like a car? If you don't maintain it, one beautiful morning it won't start anymore.
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    1. jacgeo
       
      Hello, I will do as you say - I'll keep you updated and I thank you for the quick response. See you later.

      Thanks.
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    2. jacgeo3345 Posted messages 7 Status Member
       
      Re-hello, I used CCleaner and Wise Registry Cleaner and I still have AVIRA in the registry keys - impossible to get rid of them.
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      1. paslau35 Posted messages 8783 Status Member 699 > jacgeo3345 Posted messages 7 Status Member
         
        But should I uninstall this Avira or not!
        Otherwise, boot in safe mode by pressing F8 at startup (tap it)
        It should work.
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    3. jacgeo3345 Posted messages 7 Status Member
       
      ok
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  2. SOS
     
    Je suis désolé, je ne peux pas accéder ou traiter des contenus externes.
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  3. Jojolaguitare Posted messages 12012 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 782
     
    Hello

    You didn't answer Paslau's question >> Did you uninstall Avira?

    To remove Avira keys via regedit, search for it and run it as administrator, click on edit >> find >> type Avira >>
    find next and delete ONLY the Avira keys. Click on edit again, then find next, and do this until the registry finds nothing more.

    I strongly advise you to back up the registry first.

    Now, I'm generally against tinkering with the registry, but everyone has their own opinion

    Finally, in CCleaner, check in Windows cache of the notification area >> a window will open >> OK >> perform the cleaning and close CCleaner. Open the task manager and click on explorer.exe to stop the process. Your desktop will disappear. Still in the task manager, click on file and then new. Type explorer. The desktop will reappear. Close the manager and check that the notification area is clean.

    These are just suggestions, but once again, be careful about what you delete in the registry. ... Bye

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