Thehandyman1957

Yes, if I hit the Y key, it does delete the selected registry key. I'm gonna try your recommendation right now. Well that did the trick the first time but after that the program quit replacing it and thus crashed. I have sent the information to the company and I hope they can figure it out. Thanks for all the help from you folks.

Well that works, kinda. By that I mean, it does it, but it want's a confirmation upon boot up. Is there a way to make it just do it automatically without any input from me? The reason I ask, is because Glasswire is also an auto boot up software and I would like the registry clean up done before Glasswire starts. Or, perhaps have the registry clean up upon shut down so that when it boots it's already gone.

I have never used any of the things you talk about but I'm not completely computer illiterate, so I could follow instructions if given. Here is a screen shot of the file I would like to auto delete "Glasswire" and all it's contents.

I have a problematic program that only gets fixed if I delete the registry file it creates. Is there a way to auto delete the reg file on boot up so that everytime the program see's the empty registry it will simply recreate the registry file? Please note, that I have success if I do it manually but it is a pain in the ars to do this every time.