title: How to completely uninstall WAMPSERVER
body: <p>I recently uninstalled, then re-installed WAMP, But now my domains(zend projects) are malfunctioning. I can only access the front pages for these domains but not any further pages, which I explained in a previous <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14677307/cannot-access-zend-projects-after-uninstalling-and-re-installing-wamp">thread</a> Everything suggested on the thread and more have not worked so far.</p>
  
  <p>So I have another idea from searching google which suggests that WAMP has not been completely uninstalled when I did the first uninstall, and the solution is to go to regedit after uninstall, do a search for "wamp" then delete all records related to wampserver. I'd done this but I'm getting 216-records and only three of them has a mention of "wamp" on the record names. I feel it can't be right to delete all 216-records and i'm scared because these records point to other programs and systems in windows. But this <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/drupaldebugmultisite/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">blog</a> seems to suggest that I delete them all as below:</p>
  
  <blockquote>
    <p>...into the registry.  Highlight 'Computer' and press the [Ctrl][F]
    key combination to launch a search box.  Type in 'wamp' as a search
    term.  Delete all instances of a record pertaining to WampServer.  On
    a healthy installation, there may be 70 such entries or more.  Just
    grit your teeth and get it done, making sure all the while that the
    search result is indeed a WampServer related entry...</p>
  </blockquote>
  
  <p>I have deleted the 3-records I found with mentions of "wampserver", but yet no solution to my problem. So my question is: Could the instruction possibly be to delete the entire 216-records in order to completely clear my system of all traces of the old WAMP installation?</p>