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I have found that after uninstalling Macrium Reflect, it leaves behind an Event Viewer entry called Macrium Reflect/Operational under Application and Service Logs. I'm unable to delete it. Is there another way to remove it? Thanks.
Update: Disregard. It looks like it was an orphan registry entry. I was able to remove orphan registry entries linked to Macrium Reflect and now it isn't listed in Event Viewer.
Update: Disregard. It looks like it was an orphan registry entry. I was able to remove orphan registry entries linked to Macrium Reflect and now it isn't listed in Event Viewer.
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