Another program that will remove registry entries for the files I manually delete?

I had a six-month trial of Webroot, and one of Webroot's many good features was having a function for doing just that. It has a function that says "You can remove files using Secureanywhere and automatically remove associated registry entries."(See screenshot.)

I had a hard drive fail on me, and I'm determined not to let this one get overcrowded on me. So I destroy lots of files that can't be removed with Revo Uninstaller when I decide I have no use for them, especially setup files.

Maybe I already have a program that will let me get rid of the registry entries corresponding to folders and files I delete, and I just don't know it. I just found out I can selectively delete System Restore points with CCleaner. :-D




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Windows XP Home Edition 32-bit SP3
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Intel Pentium 4
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Dell Computer Corp. 0G1548 (Microprocessor)
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Unimodem Half-Duplex Audio Device
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Re: Another program that will remove registry entries for the files I manually delete

I think you supplied your own answer. Use CCleaner's Registry cleaner. If you know that what you're deleting won't cause issues down the road, you can opt to not create a backup.