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[Solved] world editor broken??

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aight so here's the problem with my world editor.

so i downloaded the warcraft 3 patch 1.29 from one of the patch archives that was provided in this website and for some reason, when i try to open world editor, it gives me these
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at first im guessing this is just a small error for a first time installation, but the problem is, these two messages keeps popping up everytime i attempt to open world editor, despite the fact that i have uninstalled the warcraft 3 files, MULTIPLE TIMES!!! this problem is really pissing me off for god's sake. if there is any solution to this problem then it will be highly appreciated.
 
If you have opened Reforged World Editor once with your pc, then you need to remove a regedit entry.

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Blizzard Entertainment\WorldEdit\Tool Windows
WJDKSGDKJSDSJDHJSD you're a life savior TYSM <333333333333333333

altho just one question, like if let's say if i have removed the regedit entry like you mentioned here, does it have a chance to come back for a second time and such? LMAOJNSUH this question sounds dumb lmao bye </3
 
Batch file (.bat) or cmd.exe (launch with: Win+R, type "cmd" and press ENTER)
Code:
reg delete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Blizzard Entertainment\WorldEdit" /v "Tool Windows" /f
If you create a .bat file, you can double-click it to quickly remove the key that causes the crash for old WorldEdit.
 
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