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<blockquote data-quote="BoraMurdar" data-source="post: 631145" data-attributes="member: 2291">
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<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Consider incompatibility with other programs you have, what programs did you change recently, and try contacting Adguard Support Team first.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Make sure you have a healthy backup of your system somewhere safe in case of something goes wrong.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Try removing Adguard again, and remove all its remains. So check App data folder in Local and Roaming, check Program Data folder and other usual install paths. Delete everything you find concerning the troublesome program. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Download Registry Finder <a href="http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinderSetup2.19.exe" target="_blank">Installer - both 32-bit and 64-bit</a> SHA1: 8ea56eea9cf65ceaabd3f2e7783142bf853dc036 <a href="http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinder.zip" target="_blank">Archive 32-bit</a> SHA1: 1277014c80997d008a1060b5f45bb14ceee5f619 <a href="http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinder64.zip" target="_blank">Archive 64-bit</a> SHA1: 1486f8f167f11110bfda90cfc9d5f0cc9a4853a4 and run it as an Admin (in a case of locked reg keys, try running the program as a &quot;System&quot; user account, just download RunAsSystem from this link <a href="https://www.apreltech.com/Downloads/runassystem.exe" target="_blank">https://www.apreltech.com/Downloads/runassystem.exe</a> and try executing Registry Finder from within the app. Type &quot;Adguard&quot; and see what it can find. Take extreme precaution with the results. </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">Reboot the system.</li>
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[QUOTE="BoraMurdar, post: 631145, member: 2291"] [LIST=1] [*]Consider incompatibility with other programs you have, what programs did you change recently, and try contacting Adguard Support Team first. [*]Make sure you have a healthy backup of your system somewhere safe in case of something goes wrong. [*]Try removing Adguard again, and remove all its remains. So check App data folder in Local and Roaming, check Program Data folder and other usual install paths. Delete everything you find concerning the troublesome program. [*]Download Registry Finder [URL='http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinderSetup2.19.exe']Installer - both 32-bit and 64-bit[/URL] SHA1: 8ea56eea9cf65ceaabd3f2e7783142bf853dc036 [URL='http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinder.zip']Archive 32-bit[/URL] SHA1: 1277014c80997d008a1060b5f45bb14ceee5f619 [URL='http://registry-finder.com/bin/2.19.0.0/RegistryFinder64.zip']Archive 64-bit[/URL] SHA1: 1486f8f167f11110bfda90cfc9d5f0cc9a4853a4 and run it as an Admin (in a case of locked reg keys, try running the program as a "System" user account, just download RunAsSystem from this link [URL]https://www.apreltech.com/Downloads/runassystem.exe[/URL] and try executing Registry Finder from within the app. Type "Adguard" and see what it can find. [B][COLOR=#b30000]Take extreme precaution with the results. [/COLOR][/B] [*]Reboot the system. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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