rs, click on delete. It will then dissappear from regedit. After you've done this, close regedit and reboot your computer
             Note: Some versions of SubSeven won't add anything to regedit, so if you don't see any of the lines above, just proceed to the next step.
             Now its time to check the Win.ini file. This loads every boot and some versions of SubSeven add a line to the Win.ini file. Go to the Start menu, Programs, click on Accessories and then click on Notepad. Notepad is a text editor and will help you to edit Win.ini. Now that you are in Notepad, click on File. A dialogue box will appear, then click Open. In the Open window, navigate into the Windows directory, click on Win.ini and click open (c:windowswin.ini). This is what this should look like:
             Win.ini should open. At the top of it should be the SubSeven line, so if you see the following, delete it:
             Click on File again and go to Save. Next, click to File and Open again and select the file system.ini. This is only in one version of SubSeven, so if the following isn't there, don't worry. There should be a line in the System.ini saying "shell=explorer.exe". This is okay, but if it says "shell=explo
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