Help with editing/deleting text in window

derekimo said:

andrew129260 said:

WPShellExt64.dll seems to be a suspicious entry, as in I cannot find much information about it. I would delete it. It will not harm anything. Strange that ccleaner did not list it under context menu....

As to the problem at hand, manually removing it in the registry seems to be the only option. It has to be somewhere on the pc.

Also please answer this:

andrew129260 said:

I want to confirm you have tried ccleaner under the context menu tab option in tools-startup?

You are showing windows startup, not the context menu option.

This is from the OP's first attachment (Word)

Thanx derekimo, I thought I was in the correct location.

Fyreman said:

Not sure if this belongs here, but what the heck. I downloaded the program 'Wondershare,' I needed to convert some videos to disk so I could play them on my home dvd player.

I decided I didn't like the program so I deleted it through the Programs and Features in the Control Panel. However, it still left the remnants of what you see in this screen shot. Any ideas on how to remove/edit/delete this text??

The text I'm referring to is:
"Play With Wondershare Player"
"Add to Wondershare Player Playlist"

When I first saw this post, I was in a computer where I could not safely open a MS Word document. In the future, please consider posting your screenshots using the info in this post. (There is a link to a forum tutorial at the bottom of that post.)

Also, please be specific about which product from Wondershare that you installed. They make several things. Assuming that you installed this Wondershare product, then the info below should help you out.

1) Manually create a system restore point.

2) Merge this reg file: remove.reg

Code:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID\{85BCF0D6-C4BE-4468-B227-FF4B4297E627}]

[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\WPShellExt64.]

[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WSPlayerFileOpreation]

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Cached]
"{85BCF0D6-C4BE-4468-B227-FF4B4297E627} {000214E4-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} 0xFFFF"=-

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\Approved]
"{85BCF0D6-C4BE-4468-B227-FF4B4297E627}"=-

3) Run this batch file: remove.bat
(run as admin)

Code:

regsvr32 /u "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WPShellExt64.dll"
del "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WPShellExt64.dll"
pause

If the DLL does not get deleted, restart the computer and run the batch file again.



If you would rather remove the registry entries manually...
...then manually create a system restore point first
...then use this info:















The attached zipped file named remove.zip contains remove.reg and remove.bat.

I would be concerned that re-installing and then uninstalling the product did not fix your context menu. I installed and uninstalled several of their products (while hunting for the one that made the context menus shown in your original screenshot/attachment) and they all uninstalled just fine. What anti-virus app are you using?

andrew129260 said:

WPShellExt64.dll seems to be a suspicious entry, as in I cannot find much information about it. I would delete it. It will not harm anything. Strange that ccleaner did not list it under context menu....

It did, at least that's what I'm seeing.

UsernameIssues- this is the one I installed: video-converter-free_setup_full1129 (Wondershare WAC Downloader)

BTW, thanks and I'm reading through yours and others' suggestions.

UsernameIssues-

In the future, please consider posting your screenshots using the info in this post. Tried to, file too large for the upload process

Also, please be specific about which product from Wondershare that you installed. Already answered

What anti-virus app are you using? AVG

I'm not finding that particular file on Wondershare's website. Got a link?
edit: I found it
(First item here.)

Go ahead and merge that reg file and run that batch file...
...they won't harm anything
...and whatever you installed, also installed the player that I was working with.



What was the file format of the screenshot that was too big to upload? BMP? JPG? PNG?
What was the file size?
Just curious...

That converter installs the player too:



Can you uninstall the player via the normal control panel method?



If it is not listed, then I would suggest...
...installing just the player
...restarting the computer
...uninstalling the player.

UsernameIssues said:

I'm not finding that particular file on Wondershare's website. Got a link?
edit: I found it
(First item here.)

Go ahead and merge that reg file and run that batch file...
...they won't harm anything
...and whatever you installed, also installed the player that I was working with.



What was the file format of the screenshot that was too big to upload? BMP? JPG? PNG?
What was the file size?
Just curious...

Does this help??

UsernameIssues said:

That converter installs the player too:



Can you uninstall the player via the normal control panel method?



If it is not listed, then I would suggest...
...installing just the player
...restarting the computer
...uninstalling the player.

Ok, where do we go from here?? Your first suggestion (Registry) or this??