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- Joined: April 16, 2014 - 18:24
- coolsoft
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- Joined: March 25, 2012 - 01:19
Something went wrong during uninstall.
That messages says that the system is unable to access (and delete) that registry key.
If VirtualMIDISynth was in use during uninstall (or maybe some of its files were locked), the uninstaller schedules the removal to happen at next (and first) reboot.
If the issue has not been solved after another reboot (as I suppose), you could try to reinstall VirtualMIDISynth, reboot (even if not asked to) then uininstall it again.
If this still doesn't solve the issue, import the .reg file contained into the attached ZIP archive.
It recreeates the default VirtualMIDISynth registry keys, so the uninstaller should be happy and delete them.
A double click on the file should open it into Regedit (after an admin confirmation); if the admin confirm still doesn't work, try to import it in safe mode.
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- drswnemo
- Posts: 2
- Joined: April 16, 2014 - 18:24
coolsoft wrote:Something went wrong during uninstall.
That messages says that the system is unable to access (and delete) that registry key.If VirtualMIDISynth was in use during uninstall (or maybe some of its files were locked), the uninstaller schedules the removal to happen at next (and first) reboot.
If the issue has not been solved after another reboot (as I suppose), you could try to reinstall VirtualMIDISynth, reboot (even if not asked to) then uininstall it again.
If this still doesn't solve the issue, import the .reg file contained into the attached ZIP archive.
It recreeates the default VirtualMIDISynth registry keys, so the uninstaller should be happy and delete them.
A double click on the file should open it into Regedit (after an admin confirmation); if the admin confirm still doesn't work, try to import it in safe mode.
Oh my word, thank you so much. The last option in safe mode fixed the problem perfectly. Thanks for such a prompt reply and a quick fix.
- coolsoft
- Posts: 1972
- Joined: March 25, 2012 - 01:19
Thanks for your feedback.
I don't like softwares that leaves tracks behind them, so VirtualMIDISynth was made to be clean "by design" and its setup deletes everything upon uninstall.
I tried the setup again on Windows7 and Windows 8.1 test machines without issues.
It should be great to have a second check on your system to check what went wrong.
If you like to try it please let me know.
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