4)Right-click the subkey that you located in step 2. Then, click Delete. 5)When you are prompted to confirm the delete operation, click Yes. 6)On the File menu, click Exit to exit Registry Editor. 7)Log off the computer.Then, log on to the computer. Your second question is asking for too much.It may not be possible.)Right-click the subkey that you located in step 2. Then, click Delete. 5)When you are prompted to confirm the delete operation, click Yes. 6)On the File menu, click Exit to exit Registry Editor. 7)Log off the computer.
posted over 5 years ago | Report. Not sure if this is water retention, but after long runs, I always gain a few pounds, usually normalizes in day or two. I am really good with hydration, drink electrolytes during and after my long runs. Anybody else have this problem.
According to the CDC, if you want to lose weight, you must burn more calories than you take in. For instance, if you want to lose about 1 to 2 pounds per week, you should go for what is called a âcalorie-deficitâ, i.e., reduce your caloric intake by 500â1000 calories per day. One pound equals 3500 calories.