hmm.... sounds like it could be a registry entry problem. Depending on the game, its as simple as unistalling and reinstalling with a reboot in between the 2.
Using the regedit utility tool.Programmatically.Import a registry key.Use a different registry editor, eg a registry cleaner.Install a program.Warning:If you do not know much about computers or the registry settings, it is recommended that you do not change the settings as you could cause your computer to crash and/or be unable to start up. Even seemingly minor changes can lead to programs not working correctly.1. You can go to "run" & then write "regedit" there. The Registry Editor program will open to the root key. Using the interface, you can change your registry settings there.2. Use code to examine, insert, delete or change registry keys3. Have a registry file, and import it. Your computer may be set-up to automatically import keys upon clicking on such a file.4. There are many Registry Cleaner programs out there which can change registry settings. Warning, many are fake and are in fact malware/scareware designed to get you to buy programs or give out your information.5. Installing a program generally changes some registry settings automatically. This depends on the program.
For backing up your Windows registry before using a registry cleaner, simple open Run, input "regedit", and your registry will pop up. Click "File", and select "Export", then you can backup your registry file to any location on your computer.But actually you don't have to do that. Most well-designed registry cleaner & optmizer has the function for automatic backup. That backup, is to backup the registry repair. If any problems happen after the registry change, then you can undo the change with the backup.
Sounds like a registry issue. Uninstall flash player, then google how to remove it from the registry. Once it is no longer seen as installed within the registry, reboot and then reinstall flash player.
It doesn't! Make a registry backup before making changes to the registry. Once a change is made it's final.
It doesn't! Make a registry backup before making changes to the registry. Once a change is made it's final.
It doesn't! Make a registry backup before making changes to the registry. Once a change is made it's final.
To change your computer registry, open command and type "regedit". Delete anything you need. P.S. I would not do this!!!!
regedit exe
$su $reboot or $sudo reboot
You can start registry editor using command prompt by using "regedit" command. You can also use registry tools such as "regedit /restore" or "regedit /fix" etc.
As a rule of thumb, If you have to ask how to modify the registry, then you have no business in there, as most likely you will just end up causing lots of damage. The registry will often not contain anything that will minimize a window for you, unless the program has it built in to create and check that option in the registry often. Most likely though, the registry isnt' going to help you there anyway.