VirtualDrive problem

Janus · May 17th, 2003

Ok guys, See i installed the trial version of the virtualdrive onto my comptuer.Before that i was installing this program onto my computer, its called tell the time. Its one of those old programs where you can just turn your system clock back to cheat against the trial. Then of course i didnt notice that i didnt trn the clock back and I went ahead to install the virutal drive. Of course then i noticed it and turned it back. Then...when i tried to run VD, of course it didnt work...since the clock went back.

Ok, so i uninstalled it and reinstalled a registered version of it. But then it went all haywire. I tried removing all traces of it from he system registry but there is one part that windows wont allow me to delete. Is there anyway around this?

REi_FoX · May 17th, 2003

try regcleaner

Drack · May 18th, 2003

Or you could use system recovery to regress your registry to when you didn't have the program.

Kraelis · May 19th, 2003

Try restoring the registry to the state before you installed.

If it doesn't then it probably doesn't save in the registry. Hey... why am I helping you crack?

The reason why manual cleaning in the registry doesn't always work is because smarter programs tend to store sensitive info in CLASSID keys. They're tougher to track.

May 17th, 2003	#1 (permalink)
Janus Memories are all I have.. Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: In my memories... Posts: 423	VirtualDrive problem Ok guys, See i installed the trial version of the virtualdrive onto my comptuer.Before that i was installing this program onto my computer, its called tell the time. Its one of those old programs where you can just turn your system clock back to cheat against the trial. Then of course i didnt notice that i didnt trn the clock back and I went ahead to install the virutal drive. Of course then i noticed it and turned it back. Then...when i tried to run VD, of course it didnt work...since the clock went back. Ok, so i uninstalled it and reinstalled a registered version of it. But then it went all haywire. I tried removing all traces of it from he system registry but there is one part that windows wont allow me to delete. Is there anyway around this? __________________ When the pages of the book of my life ends. You'll be the most colourful chapter i ever had. If it'll be open again, i'll start with the moment i knew you. [sig=390]

May 17th, 2003	#2 (permalink)
REi_FoX ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Fantasy ¡¾¡¾¡¾¡ Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Manila, Philippines Posts: 3,649	try regcleaner __________________ FoR PiNoYs WhO WanTs To BuY CheAp ParTs CliCk Here also Here Processor - Intel Quad 2 Quad q6600 G0 Stepping [Stock Settings] Memory - 2GB Team Elite 800mhz Graphics Card - Palit Daytone Geforce 8800 GT 512 MB Mobo - Abit IP-35-E OS - Dual Boot Windows XP Professional SP3 and Ubuntu Linux Pad - PS1 and PS2 > USB Adapter 3DMark05 Score - 35082

May 18th, 2003	#3 (permalink)
Drack Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: PDX, USA Posts: 1,187	Or you could use system recovery to regress your registry to when you didn't have the program. __________________ Athlon64 +3200, GeForceFX 5900, 1024 MB DDR 400, nForce3 250Gb chipset 80 GB SATA Seagate , 80 GB 7200 RPM Seagate, 120 GB 7200 Seagate Lite-on SOHD-167T and Pioneer DVR-A06D Running XP Professional and SuSe 9.1

May 19th, 2003	#4 (permalink)
Kraelis Fallen Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Moonlight Spire Posts: 1,393	Try restoring the registry to the state before you installed. If it doesn't then it probably doesn't save in the registry. Hey... why am I helping you crack? The reason why manual cleaning in the registry doesn't always work is because smarter programs tend to store sensitive info in CLASSID keys. They're tougher to track. __________________ --KrÆlis Cross Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur =============== Athlon 64 x2 3800\| Asrock ALiveNF6G-VSTA \| Kingston DDR2 1 Gb RAM

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