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I don't believe so. [IMG]file:///C:\Users\Gordon\AppData\Local\Temp\msohtmlclip1\01\clip_image001.gif[/IMG]
I looked at, but found it complicated for my aging mindIf so then just deleting every registry entry that mentions SoftMaker may remove the amended filetype associations but not restore the original default filetype associations.
As a result you would have to use Settings > Apps > Default Apps > Reset to fix any errors.
You might wish to consider using Nir Sofer's RegScanner.
1. Download the correct 'bitness' version for your system, unpack it then run the executable using 'Run as administrator'.
2. When the GUI opens, search for softmaker then, when the scan has completed, press CTRL+a (or Edit > Select All) then select Create Delete .Reg File (from the File menu).
3. Upload the .Reg file here as an attachment so we can take a look at it. (Make sure you do NOT merge it before it can be checked.)
Hope this helps...
AdvancedAs a matter of interest, when using Revo Uninstaller Free, did you use Revo's Moderate or Advanced scan?
Now , having located and deleted a entry definitely related to Softmaker, further searches in Regedit>Edit>Find Next only reveal amorphous items in Classes Root. I think I’ll ignore them.