Deleting Reg Key

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       #21

    Have you tried deleting the sub keys one at a time starting at the bottom one, then delete the main "Bohemia Interactive Studio" key?
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       #22

    Same problem with the subkeys.
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       #23

    Is this the beta Arma 2?
    Is it the Steam version?

    I searched "uninstall Arma 2 OA" at BIS forum and there are a lot of considerations. but it seems as though you can manually remove BIS. I'm not familiar with BIS or Arma 2, so I can't gve you exact instructions.

    It might be worth a try to reinstall and then uninstall.
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       #24

    I'm not talking about the game...I'm talking about the Key...nothing to do with the game. This is a non-steam CD I bought from amazon.
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  5. Posts : 6,458
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       #25

    Applications create Registry keys when installed. From your screen shot I gathered that the key was related to the game.

    Ok, non-steam from Amazon. That eliminates about half or the posts over at the BIS forums. Have you looked through some of the posts on the link I provided?

    The methods everyone has given here should work. Esepcially post# 10 - one thing that might not have carried forward is:
    When you type regedit in the start menu search, you have to right click the result and select run as administrator
    hole896 said:
    I'm not talking about the game...I'm talking about the Key...nothing to do with the game. This is a non-steam CD I bought from amazon.
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  6. Posts : 16
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       #26

    "Unable to delete all specified values."
    Also, ever get this image when using your link?
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       #27

    hmmm, here's the raw URL
    The link worked for me, that's how I got the above URL. If clciking on the URL doesn't work, copy the entires line and paste it into the address bar of your browser.

    Bill
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  8. Posts : 16
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       #28

    Well, after uninstall and install I can only play Arma II, not OA. Keys still messed up.
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  9. Posts : 6,458
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       #29

    What is the top level key?
    in an elevated command prompt
    type:
    reg query /s "top level key" > %userprofile%\downloads\ProblemKey.txt
    exit command prompt and if the txt file isn't too big, post it on the thread
    otherwise, place it in a zip file as an attachment

    If I fat fingered the example and the text file doesn't exit or is empty, try it again, this time copying the output off the command prompt window
    Last edited by Slartybart; 14 Mar 2013 at 14:51. Reason: add /s
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  10. Posts : 16
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       #30

    Top Level Key?
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