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Windows XP/2000 - [Fixed] Removing remaining registries posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hi again, I have a new laptop and found out that the antivirus that comes with it has expired. So I uninstalled it from my computer but I found out ...

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Hi again,
I have a new laptop and found out that the antivirus that comes with it has expired. So I uninstalled it from my computer but I found out that the uninstaller did not completely remove the program and its contents from my computer. I found several files, folders, and registries after searching.
How do I completely remove the program from my computer?

A few hours ago I searched my registry and deleted any keys of that program which had maybe caused my system to malfunction (login problems) so i imported the registry file which i saved b4 editing. So now I do not dare to touch it, unless recommended.
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