In-Compleatly Uninstalling

[D_Toaster]

I am having an Issue with the Spring Lobby Freezing as soon as I connect. I am trying to preform a 'Fresh Install' But

C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Application Data\springsettings.cfg
C:\Program Files\Spring\
C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\Spring\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Spring\
C:\Documents and Settings\User\My Documents\Spring\

There are several Keys also left inside the Registry.

However There is still Data I am unable to Locate.

I have deleted every scrap of spring related data I can find, and still when i reinstall the Lobby already has my Nick and Password information. This is very frusturating, can anyone please help me find where this is kept so I can also clear it too?

Spring worked fine up until I attempted to use a different Nick to login with, I'd really like to resolve this and play again.

[thesleepless]

i'm not sure where it's kept in windows, but springlobby keeps its data outside of spring

have a look for a springlobby directory

[D_Toaster]

Thanks for the tip.

I looked and unless the Folder you indicated is located in a place that the Windows [Search] doesn't check then i do not see any Springlobby directorys that I have not already deleated.

I am going to Manually crawl through the entire Dir Tree just to be sure that [Search] didn't skip it.

I hope someone can tell me where the Nick/Password info is kept, I'd prefer not DL the source and find it that way.

[zwzsg]

TASClient uses the registery: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TASClient]

Windows Key + R, type regedit, press ok, Ctrl + F, TASClient, then delete the TASClient branch.

(Kernel Panic installer has a tickbox to truely reset all those hard to find settings on install.)

[D_Toaster]

TASClient uses the registery: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TASClient]

Thanks zwzsg, I'll check that. I'm using Springlobby not TASClient, But I'm willing to try anything at this point.

[zwzsg]

C:\Documents and Settings\Login\Application Data\springsettings\springlobby.conf then. Or the springlobby.conf inside Spring folder. Or another springlobby.conf somewhere else. Just check whole Hard Drive for springlobby.conf.

[D_Toaster]

Woot! Found and Fixed.

TYVM zwzsg.

Admittedly; I am highly embarrassed to admit at utterly failing to see:

C:\Documents and Settings\Login\Application Data\springsettings\
because I was looking in
C:\Documents and Settings\Login\Local Settings\Application Data\

But anyways, Its better and I was back online, so life is good. Thanks again.

[Jazcash]

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[D_Toaster]

IMA NOUN SING

Sorry, how was that constructive?

[Jazcash]

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