Winzip registry optimizer

Discussion in 'Software' started by me5317, Nov 6, 2012.

  1. me5317

    me5317 Private E-2

    Hi all
    I have seen this question around on the forums but so far I have had no luck finding a solution. Winzip registry optimizer opens a window every time I start up. I want to get rid of it but so far have been out of luck. Any ideas?
     
  2. falconattack

    falconattack Command Sergeant Major

    Hi my friend , welcome to MG's :major

    You are able to follow this

    Start - Run msconfig - Ok

    you must navigate to startup tab finding the winzip registry optimizer you can disable this

    next step pushing Apply - Ok
    Windows is asking you about restart - do it

    if you can completely get rid of this

    go to

    C:\Program Files

    eliminating the file WinZip Registry Optimizer after that you can download this tool

    http://majorgeeks.com/Revo_Uninstaller_d5706.html

    removing any leftovers of the programme , ccleaner is better than this my friend

    http://www.majorgeeks.com/CCleaner_Standard_d5125.html

    i think :wave
     
  3. Colemanguy

    Colemanguy MajorGeek

    There should be no need to use msconfig, and even you do you should always put it back to the normal mode after, as it can help hide malware and other things with this set to selective. Also crap cleaner has a tools button, click that then click startup and it will allow you to disable/delete that process from starting.
     
  4. me5317

    me5317 Private E-2

    Good on you mate will try that:)
     

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