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Since my last hurdle with Renowned Explorers where I had no choice but to reinstall a new Galaxy just to be able to play it, I've had the same issue with Pathologic Classic HD, so I had to redownload the slightly newer Galaxy to be able to launch it.

My question is, how do I find the registry files that galaxy leaves behind after uninstallation so this (possibly) doesn't happen again?? I'm pretty registry illiterate, but I know how to follow instruction.

At the moment, for an optional client, there only seems to be one option.
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micktiegs_8: Since my last hurdle with Renowned Explorers where I had no choice but to reinstall a new Galaxy just to be able to play it, I've had the same issue with Pathologic Classic HD, so I had to redownload the slightly newer Galaxy to be able to launch it.

My question is, how do I find the registry files that galaxy leaves behind after uninstallation so this (possibly) doesn't happen again?? I'm pretty registry illiterate, but I know how to follow instruction.

At the moment, for an optional client, there only seems to be one option.
I have found this program very useful for cleaning up Windows registry. Give it a try.

http://www.glarysoft.com/registry-repair/

And here it is from CNET in case you are unsure if it's legit or not:

http://download.cnet.com/Registry-Repair/3000-2086_4-10372101.html
Post edited October 30, 2015 by TARFU
Ah, I see your issue now. UGH! What a pos!!! I use ccleaner to do things like that (registry clean and clear out unwanted files from uninstalled programs), it works great.
Post edited October 30, 2015 by drealmer7
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micktiegs_8:
presuming windows, check C:\ProgramData\GOG.com - if theres a folder marked galaxy, exterminate the fucker!
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micktiegs_8:
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Sachys: presuming windows, check C:\ProgramData\GOG.com - if theres a folder marked galaxy, exterminate the fucker!
Just deleting the folder won't clear the registry...
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Sachys: presuming windows, check C:\ProgramData\GOG.com - if theres a folder marked galaxy, exterminate the fucker!
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TARFU: Just deleting the folder won't clear the registry...
maybe not, but it WILL allow a good few games to run that wouldnt otherwise. that was the purpose in my post. I see none in yours.
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micktiegs_8:
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Sachys: presuming windows, check C:\ProgramData\GOG.com - if theres a folder marked galaxy, exterminate the fucker!
ah at first I thought 'where's ProgramData???'....oh, it's hidden lol. Totally missed that one.
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TARFU: Just deleting the folder won't clear the registry...
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Sachys: maybe not, but it WILL allow a good few games to run that wouldnt otherwise. that was the purpose in my post. I see none in yours.
You see none in mine? No need for snark, laddie. Unless you're on your usual binge of Buckfast and Irn Bru, then I can understand. You should get some help for that.
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I just downloaded advanced uninstaller and GOG is not appearing on it
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mrpogi91: I just downloaded advanced uninstaller and GOG is not appearing on it
Are you intending to keep necroing threads and ignoring advice in ones you previously posted in?
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/how_can_i_uninstall_gog_galaxy