[Carol Martin]

Is there a way i can remove registry booster from my pc. I do not want it. I t won't let me uninstall it. Can you help me?

[Elvandil]

If it has been run, it may have even damaged its own part of the registry as well as all the other damage it did.

Why can't you uninstall it?

[Carol Martin]

I installed it the way you are supposed to, and I don't want it anymore, and no matter how many times I try to remove it. it won't let me. Is the spyware? I have read blogs where everyone who has downloaded this same thing cannot remove it either. What is up with this? You asked me why I can't uninstall it. I would not be searching for help if I could uninstall it.

[allheart55]

Welcome to TSG Carol Martin.



Download Revo Uninstaller Freeware


Uninstall application
To uninstall an application, select it from the list of installed applications and click on the "Uninstall" button in the uninstaller toolbar.

The uninstall command will start the application's own built-in uninstall module!

Revo Uninstaller augments the uninstallation process. It scans your hard disk before and after you uninstall an application. It will help remove additional unnecessary files, folders and registry keys that are usually left over, even if you had a broken installation. These unnecessary items will be highlighted by Revo Uninstaller.

[Carol Martin]

I did that over and over again and I get a pop up window that say... Uniblue installation has stopped working. It is completely installed and keeps doing it's thing so I know it's installed. I did not have a problem with my add remove before I installed this software. What is up with this? It won't let me uninstall it.

[allheart55]

There's supposed to be an uninstaller in the Uniblue folder. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Uniblue. Use the uninstaller. Delete the Program folder and contents.


When you're finished, download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility and check the boxes of anything that refers to Uniblue.


Download the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility package now.

[Carol Martin]

I did that and it now is telling me I need permission. I am the original owner and administrator of this computer. no one else has access to it but me. More help please.

[new tech guy]

Have you tried the revo suggestion, used it to get rid of a stubborn avg installation that was hosed somehow, even if the built in one fails, having revo blast all of the leftover references/files will clean it out.

[Elvandil]

Originally Posted by Carol Martin

I installed it the way you are supposed to, and I don't want it anymore, and no matter how many times I try to remove it. it won't let me. Is the spyware? I have read blogs where everyone who has downloaded this same thing cannot remove it either. What is up with this? You asked me why I can't uninstall it. I would not be searching for help if I could uninstall it.

But why? Can you not press on the uninstall button? Does an error pop up? Is your keyboard not working? Has your electricity gone off? Are your fingers burned?

If it did not use the Windows installer, boot into Safe Mode and install it again. That should repair the uninstaller (if that is the problem) and then you can uninstall it (also in Safe Mode).

[Carol Martin]

My electricity has not gone off. There is nothing wrong with my key board. And my fingers are NOT burned. I am more frustrated with this than you are.When I googled this problem it is absolutely amazing that so many people out there have the exact same problem. It will not allow any one to remove the software, and their computer key boards are working, their power did not go off, and their fingers are not burned. It's the software that is the problem and not our computers!

[allheart55]

Hello Carole, Please try the directions in Post #4 with the
Revo Uninstaller. I have never had it fail me yet. Revo
will use whatever uninstaller the software came with. It will
scan the drive two more times after the uninstall. It will remove
any registry keys, files and folders left behind. UniBlue will be
gone, once and for all.

[Carol Martin]

Finally! Thank you for your help, patients and understanding of my predicament I found myself in. God bless you.

[allheart55]

Originally Posted by Carol Martin

Finally! Thank you for your help, patients and understanding of my predicament I found myself in. God bless you.

Carol, No problem, you are welcome. I know it can be frustrating when you come across this issue the first time. Take Care, Cindy