Uninstalled program still shows up in toolbars

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I have uninstalled the Lenovo Vantage software. After spending hours removing all of the traces it leaves in the system, it just don't want to go away in the toolbars list. What can I do to remove it?

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asked Nov 21 at 19:26

rangaha fasola

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edited Nov 21 at 19:35

Run5k

10.6k72749

asked Nov 21 at 19:26

rangaha fasola

132

edited Nov 21 at 19:35

Run5k

10.6k72749

edited Nov 21 at 19:35

Run5k

10.6k72749

edited Nov 21 at 19:35

Run5k

10.6k72749

asked Nov 21 at 19:26

rangaha fasola

132

asked Nov 21 at 19:26

rangaha fasola

132

asked Nov 21 at 19:26

rangaha fasola

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This is how to find and delete this context-menu entry:

Download Autoruns,
unpack and start

Enter Vantage in the search-box

Examine the list and find the Toolbar entry.
Pay special attention to Autoruns sections whose name ends with "Run" or
"ContextMenuHandlers".

Right-click the entry and select Jump to Entry...

This will position you in regedit to the definition of the entry

Note any GUID number you may see under that entry

Delete the key

Search for the GUID in the registry and delete all occurrences.

Take backups and create a system restore point before doing any hatchet job
on the registry.

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

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Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

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I finally solved it by deleting all corresponding elements in Regedit, the toolbar was under:

ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsMuiCachec35C21B214

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

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This is how to find and delete this context-menu entry:

Download Autoruns,
unpack and start

Enter Vantage in the search-box

Examine the list and find the Toolbar entry.
Pay special attention to Autoruns sections whose name ends with "Run" or
"ContextMenuHandlers".

Right-click the entry and select Jump to Entry...

This will position you in regedit to the definition of the entry

Note any GUID number you may see under that entry

Delete the key

Search for the GUID in the registry and delete all occurrences.

Take backups and create a system restore point before doing any hatchet job
on the registry.

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

This is how to find and delete this context-menu entry:

Download Autoruns,
unpack and start

Enter Vantage in the search-box

Examine the list and find the Toolbar entry.
Pay special attention to Autoruns sections whose name ends with "Run" or
"ContextMenuHandlers".

Right-click the entry and select Jump to Entry...

This will position you in regedit to the definition of the entry

Note any GUID number you may see under that entry

Delete the key

Search for the GUID in the registry and delete all occurrences.

Take backups and create a system restore point before doing any hatchet job
on the registry.

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

This is how to find and delete this context-menu entry:

Download Autoruns,
unpack and start

Enter Vantage in the search-box

Examine the list and find the Toolbar entry.
Pay special attention to Autoruns sections whose name ends with "Run" or
"ContextMenuHandlers".

Right-click the entry and select Jump to Entry...

This will position you in regedit to the definition of the entry

Note any GUID number you may see under that entry

Delete the key

Search for the GUID in the registry and delete all occurrences.

Take backups and create a system restore point before doing any hatchet job
on the registry.

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

This is how to find and delete this context-menu entry:

Download Autoruns,
unpack and start

Enter Vantage in the search-box

Examine the list and find the Toolbar entry.
Pay special attention to Autoruns sections whose name ends with "Run" or
"ContextMenuHandlers".

Right-click the entry and select Jump to Entry...

This will position you in regedit to the definition of the entry

Note any GUID number you may see under that entry

Delete the key

Search for the GUID in the registry and delete all occurrences.

Take backups and create a system restore point before doing any hatchet job
on the registry.

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

answered Nov 21 at 20:03

harrymc

250k10257553

Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

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Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

Did not work, see my answer :) and thanks
– rangaha fasola
Nov 21 at 21:01

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

I finally solved it by deleting all corresponding elements in Regedit, the toolbar was under:

ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsMuiCachec35C21B214

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

add a comment |

up vote
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down vote

I finally solved it by deleting all corresponding elements in Regedit, the toolbar was under:

ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsMuiCachec35C21B214

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

I finally solved it by deleting all corresponding elements in Regedit, the toolbar was under:

ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsMuiCachec35C21B214

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

I finally solved it by deleting all corresponding elements in Regedit, the toolbar was under:

ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsMuiCachec35C21B214

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

rangaha fasola

132

answered Nov 21 at 21:01

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