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Usually this can happen if the program file is still in c\program files after the uninstall.
Do a Windows search to see if you get any hits for a folder perhpas in doc and setting etc.
Also entries for the product can be left in HKCU/software and HKLM/software.
This is often the fault of the products uninstaller not cleaning up after itself.
[Quicktime Player] ID=2035 LangSecRef=3023 Detect=HKLM\Software\Apple Computer, Inc.\QuickTime Default=True RegKey1=HKLM\Software\Apple Computer, Inc.\QuickTime\Recent Movies FileKey1=%userprofile%|QTPlayerSession.xml FileKey2=%appdata%\Apple Computer\QuickTime|QTPlayerSession.xml FileKey3=%localappdata%\Apple Computer\QuickTime|QTPlayerSession.xml[Quicktime Player Cache]
ID=2036
LangSecRef=3023
Detect=HKLM\Software\Apple Computer, Inc.\QuickTime
Default=True
FileKey1=%localappdata%\Apple Computer\QuickTime\downloads|.|RECURSE
FileKey2=%locallowappdata%\Apple Computer\quicktime\downloads|.|RECURSE
Check HKLM\Software\Apple Computer, Inc.\Quicktime and if its there, remove the entry
Check HKLM\Software\Apple Computer, Inc.\Quicktime and if its there, remove the entry
in the registry he means
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Would deleting values through Regedit be of any help at all?I'm not really fond of messing with any registry key but
I would take the chance thanks
yes. CCleaner works on a Detect and clean method, thus deleting the quicktime referenced above will indeed stop ccleaner from detecting it.