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Follow the instructions on this page to completely remove Counter Strike 1.6 on your PC. For any part you don’t quite understand, feel free to leave comments at the bottom of the page.

Counter Strike 1.6 is a first-person-shooter(FPS) game that can be downloaded from various websites for free, supporting operating system including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10. To remove Counter Strike 1.6 effectively without troubles, you can follow the instructions below.

Remove Counter Strike 1.6 Using Bloatware Uninstaller

Though you can easily find various removal tools on the Internet, the hard part is which to choose. If you have kind of lost your way, take this recommendation – a good general-purpose tool that is available in most versions of Windows and works with types of programs:

Step 1. Download, install and launch Bloatware Uninstaller from your desktop.

Step 2. Select Counter Strike 1.6 in the list, and click Run Analysis in the lower right corner.

Step 3. Wait for it to finish scanning all the files, and click Complete Uninstall in the lower right corner to delete the files listed.

Step 4. Follow the prompts to move on, click Scan Leftovers, and click Delete Leftovers in the lower right corner to delete the leftovers listed.

Step 5. Clicking Back to step1 to refresh the list of currently installed programs, and check whether your target has gone. You can perform the same steps to remove other unwanted programs on your computer. I do hope this recommendation can be a better removal solution to you anytime.

Here is an example video:

How You Can Remove Counter Strike 1.6 in Windows

There could be kinds of reasons that you failed to remove Counter Strike 1.6 or some other programs in Windows, but I’m not wasting your time on reading the technical failures instead of solutions. If you think the problem comes from Counter Strike 1.6 itself, try to reinstall the program first, so that the missing-file issue would be solved, and the corrupted/damaged pieces would be replaced. Then let’s move on to the specific uninstall tutorials:

1. Shut down the program and each of its processes.
1.1 Go to the System Tray in the bottom-right corner.
1.2 Right-click on the Counter Strike 1.6 icon and select Exit.
1.3 Right-click on the Taskbar and select Task Manager.
1.4 Successively select the Counter Strike 1.6 processes to end.

2. Open the list of currently installed programs (Programs and Features).
2.1 Click the Start button.
2.2 Enter “Control Panel” in the search box
(Or right-click the Start button, and select Programs and Features).

2.3 Click the Uninstall a program link under Programs.

3. Remove Counter Strike by activating its built-in uninstaller.
3.1 In the list you will see all the programs you’re having in the system.
3.2 Find and double-click Counter Strike 1.6 to start the removal.

4. Proceed with the removal and provide the confirmation.
4.1 Click the Continue button to proceed.
4.2 Uncheck the items that you don’t want to keep.
4.3 Wait until the uninstall wizard finishes its job.
4.4 Click Yes to restart the computer right away (Or click No to restart it later).

5. Open the Registry Editor.
5.1 You can see there is a Search box on the taskbar on the time if you’re using Windows 10, otherwise click Start to use the Search box there.
5.2 Type “regedit” in the box.
5.3 Select regedit from the results to open the Registry Editor.

6. Find and delete the registry entries (leftovers) of Counter Strike 1.6.
Note: doing this will remove all the entries related to the publisher’s programs, so first you need to be sure you have performed the above steps to uninstall the bundled programs and there’s no other related software installed.

You can choose to back up the registry in case of any mistaken deletion: On the navigator click File > Export…, type a name and save the copy to a location.

Then, to remove the leftovers:
6.1 Delete this folder: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Counter Strike

To check for other possible leftovers:
6.2 on the navigator click Edit.
6.3 Click Find…
6.4 Enter “Counter Strike” in the search box to look for other possible remaining files to delete.

7. Reboot your computer to take effect.

If you haven’t restart the computer yet, do it now. Then you can go to the System Tray, Start menu, Control Panel, etc. to check whether the program has been completely uninstalled.

Feel free to leave a comment below if there is anything you want to ask about.