>>23
Yes, exactly. I want it to TELL ME, so I can go unlock and remove them myself. I don't want it to be like "UNINSTALL SUCCESSFUL HURR HURR HURRRRRRRRRR" only to find my harddrive and registery littered in shit.
>>24
While I agree, that's probably not what he meant. He probably just meant sticking an "On Error Remove Next" in front of the entire loop so he doesn't have to worry about handling the files that can't be removed.
>>25
So you have one for files, and you have one for registry keys genius. You should NOT be wrapping the loops in try blocks, but rather only the two remove calls in between. This way you can write different messages to a log file about what went wrong.