Hello everyone. I apologize for my last post in which I asked the country code for my language! It was enough that I'd open the .ini file! Now I think I have made some progress, but it's still not enough.
I need to delete a registry key ( and all the subkeys )that is incorrectly created every time I launch a portable application. I followed the instructions on the Piriform website about the .ini file (winreg2.ini), but it wasn't enough.
Ccleaner, indeed, sees the registry key but it doesn't remove it.
I think winreg2.ini lacks of a line. Can anyone help me? Thanks.
To delete the whole parent key you don't need CCleaner, it's very simple using Windows own tools:
1. Open Notepad
2. Paste into Notepad what's listed in the code box below.
3. Save the document as including the quotes wrapped around the file name: "Delete Enigma Protector RegKey.reg"
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Enigma Protector]
Notice the minus "-" symbol in front of HKEY, well that's what deletes the registry key. Note that you may need to right click and run the .REG file as Administrator.
You can then keep that .REG file with that portable program to cleanup after using it!
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Edit:
If you're dead sit on using only CCleaner to remove it try this instead:
I tried the Andavari solution but it doesn't work. I also tried to add aspecific line in ccleaner.ini:
Include25=REG|HKCU\Software\Enigma Protector
It's the negative of the exclusion option, but it still doesn't work.
I'd prefer to use Ccleaner for "this" reg key, like for a temp file, since "this" reg key is usually given by a "not properly portable software". ( F.E. Ausdiskdefragportable )
I had already tried this solution by looking at winapp2.ini file. I added "Detect ..." but it didn't work, even renaming the file in winreg2.ini. Maybe the problem is that the registry key is generated by "Radio Sure Portable" that has nothing to do with the software "Enigma Protector", as reported in previous posts. I'll have to use the reg file. I hope Ccleaner's future versions will have the choice to select registry keys in "Advanced" as it does for files. Thanks everyone for the given time, alas empty!