@FB_BMB England

So basically, how can I erase Sony Vegas fully? Since it obviously doesn't itself.

5:51AM Mon, April 23 2012

@FlukieL London UK

Try Revo Uninstaller, it will search for traces of the application.

5:51AM Mon, April 23 2012

@Shooter__Andy Russia, Tomsk

My guess would be removing it from the registry. But it's not something I would advies to do blindly.

5:52AM Mon, April 23 2012

@Thnikkafan Jackson, MI

I think you have to dig into the regedit files and delete every last trace of it. Of course, I don't have any idea what needs to go.

5:52AM Mon, April 23 2012

@0h0hseven

use ccleaner to empty thr registry After you uninstall

5:53AM Mon, April 23 2012

@DodgerOfZion Pine Hill, NJ

You'd have to muck around in the registry and probably manually delete files.

5:54AM Mon, April 23 2012

@Nash076 Charleston

This might work; there are some suggestion. Be sure to check if you have a 32 or 64 bit version of Windows: http://t.co/22QLp0C6

5:55AM Mon, April 23 2012

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So basically, how can I erase Sony Vegas fully? Since it obviously doesn't itself.

Try Revo Uninstaller, it will search for traces of the application.

My guess would be removing it from the registry. But it's not something I would advies to do blindly.

I think you have to dig into the regedit files and delete every last trace of it. Of course, I don't have any idea what needs to go.

use ccleaner to empty thr registry After you uninstall

You'd have to muck around in the registry and probably manually delete files.

This might work; there are some suggestion. Be sure to check if you have a 32 or 64 bit version of Windows: http://t.co/22QLp0C6

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So basically, how can I erase Sony Vegas fully? Since it obviously doesn't itself.

Try Revo Uninstaller, it will search for traces of the application.

My guess would be removing it from the registry. But it's not something I would advies to do blindly.

I think you have to dig into the regedit files and delete every last trace of it. Of course, I don't have any idea what needs to go.

use ccleaner to empty thr registry After you uninstall

You'd have to muck around in the registry and probably manually delete files.

This *might* work; there are some suggestion. Be sure to check if you have a 32 or 64 bit version of Windows: http://t.co/22QLp0C6

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This might work; there are some suggestion. Be sure to check if you have a 32 or 64 bit version of Windows: http://t.co/22QLp0C6