How to Remove "Python 26 dll" Error in Windows 7
December 30, 2011
Oh no- don't ever think about installing the Uniblue Registry Booster! If you did, congratulations, you just gave yourself a HUGE headache!
Sometime ago, I was looking for ways to optimize performance of my laptop. I tried and searched all places and stumbled upon this piece of thingy online. First of all, I am not so techie like most guys are so everything I did was just purely because I found this piece of information from the hemisphere and I was hoping it will remedy my concern. And so I religiously followed the instructions; downloaded it, as if making sure I don't mess up or else I am dead!
It was A-okay in the beginning but I noticed that not all registry errors were fixed and now they want me to upgrade and need a piece of my credit card. Of course not! Over my dead body! Lol.
So I decided to uninstall it but then for some reason, I could not! Everytime I start my lappy, I am getting this annoying error which says:
"Python 26 dll"
Now what to do? Of course I was such a happy stupid to just let it go and torture myself with the annoying message everytime I use my laptop. And mind you- I was almost on my wits end! I can't uninstall it by going to my Control Panel so I just had to quit. But then when you have a Blackberry phone, I found out I don't really need the internet that much as I was able to synch all my personal emails to this berry. And so I just let it go.
Today, after work, when I turned on my lappy, I got pissed, really pissed and when I said I was pissed, believe me, I was really pissed, lol! Then I realized it's been a while that this annoying thing had been creating havoc in my psychological being and so I started googling for an answer.
Now- let's define python. As per Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language):
"Python is a general-purpose, high-level programming language[6] whose design philosophy emphasizes code readability.[7] Python claims to "[combine] remarkable power with very clear syntax",[8] and its standard library is large and comprehensive. Its use of indentation for block delimiters is unique among popular programming languages."
The good news is that I got rid of the above message! Yes. I am so proud of myself haha! I sincerely hope I didn't mess up. Oh no - God help me!
Here are the steps I did:
- Go to http://www.uniblue.com/software/registrybooster/ and download the latest version of this piece of you know what!
- Then Save.
- After downloading, install the program
- You have the option to run it or not (I chose not to).
- Please make sure you have closed the program or else you cannot uninstall it.
- Go to Start> Control Panel> Add/ Remove Programs> find the program called Uniblue.
- Click on Uninstall.
Result: Uniblue is gone!
I hope this helps! Let's start the new year by cleaning- (closet, or in my case my lappy!).
Happy New Year All!
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