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how do i delete nibiruMS from my comp

quickcasterOP
#1
i cant find it in the control panel HELP!!!
ace1o1
#2
What is it?
quickcasterOP
#3
maplestory private server i cant uninstall it
TirithRR
#4
Delete the program directory then run a program like CCleaner to remove the now useless registry entries.
quickcasterOP
#5
how do i do that?
6Toushiro9
#6
TirithRR · #4Delete the program directory then run a program like CCleaner to remove the now useless registry entries.
I use CCleaner.
Link: http://download.cnet.com/ccleaner/?tag=mncol
quickcasterOP
#7
i checked ccleaner but nibiruMS doesnt come up
unqiueninja
#8
go search for the file manually for it?
quickcasterOP
#9
i could just delete the whole thing in the folder it was in and use registry mechanic to check for any problemes later..
nu885
#10

Replying to #9

what? like this?
TirithRR · #4Delete the program directory then run a program like CCleaner to remove the now useless registry entries.
Ccleaner is alot better...
mikeac
#11
ccleaner isn't free...right?Anyways, stop the server if you haven't already, search for the nibiruMS directory(/ies) and delete them all. Clean out your registry with a program like CCleaner (Advanced SystemCare, TuneUp Utilities, etc.) and check to see if it's uninstalled.
HeartofSword
#12

Replying to #11

Noope.Mine is free,it isn't too hard to find ;)
mikeac
#13

Replying to #12

I don't support warez too much... anymore.
Tomoka
#14
if you use any registry cleaner, use either ccCleaner, or uniblue registry booster. do not use tune up utilities, otherwise your OS will go corrupt!
jay6868566
#15
If it's a program, you could try using Revo Uninstaller.
mikeac
#16
Tomoka · #14do not use tune up utilities, otherwise your OS will go corrupt!
What? I always use TuneUp! THATS A LIE.^
Tomoka
#17
then why is it when i used it, it began deleting essential registry components?! it deleted so many, windows wouldn't boot! i had to format my HDD and lost over 2 terabytes of data!
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