Ok, so my computer decides to update itself with yet another round of updates it can probably go a few months without, and in the process, somehow Microsoft Silverlight (the program that lets you watch Netflix movies on your computer) gets broken from an Error 2103. So I follow the instructions that Netflix gave to fix it (uninstall and reinstall Silverlight), and of course, it didn't work. So I went a step further and redownloaded the installer and deleted every vestige of Silverlight I could find and tried reinstalling it again, but got the same result.
So as I'm surfing the Web and looking for another solution (all of the ones I try fail), I find one that looks like it'll work. Along with uninstalling and deleting everything Silverlight related, it also says to run Registry Editor and delete everything with a Silverlight tag to be found. It also has the disclaimer "don't mess with the registry unless you know what you're doing", but I look up Silverlight to see what I'm working with, and find...well, a lot of tags. A couple hundred, at minimum.
So much as I want to rampage through the registry and delete everything Silverlight related, I'm kind of hesitant to do so, mainly because I don't want to mess up my computer. So what I'm wondering is, is my paranoia well founded, or can I delete away?
Also, have any other Netflix users run into this problem? If you did, how'd you fix it?