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    If I right click on an MP3 file, there is a entry from a program I uninstalled. How do I get rid of it.

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    • #1281404

      See if the free Context Menu editor helps.

      Joe

      --Joe

    • #1281411

      If the above does not work, see if an app such as CCleaner can find the leftovers and clear them out.

      • #1281455

        Context Menu Editor only had 1 entry that did not look right. Ccleaners’ Registry cleaner looked like it might have found the right entry, but it did not work along with another registry cleaner. I have also tried Shellexview without seeing the entry.

        • #1281674

          I was thinking maybe if I reinstalled it and used something to track the install, it could point me to where the problem lies. Can anyone recommend such a program, free if possible.

    • #1281677

      Revo Uninstaller. Use the advanced uninstall. Revo does a great job finding leftover stuff that app uninstallers leave behind.

      • #1281723

        I had considered Revo as it was already on my system. I decided to try it anyway and reinstalled the app. Revo did find a bunch of entries with that string. I deleted them all and rebooted only to find that the menu item was still there. Tried again and then did a registry search and found a bunch more entries and deleted them all. Now it appears to be gone. 😀

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