QUOTE (Winapp2.ini @ Jun 27 2008, 09:54 PM)

The fact I have a bunch of things on my list classified as "INVALID" and they go away if I hit remove, but come back when I close the list
also when I hit Remove they leave invalid uninstaller references >_<
What's up Winapp2.ini,
All those freaky things happen to people who do freaky things.YOU know that.
Since you have already tried the first normal thing to do, now you can try some alternatives.
First thing experienced users do is make sure they Create a System Restore Point and create a back-up of the Registry using ERUNT.
http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/index.htm1) Contact the software manufacturer and find if there is an Uninstall tool for this product.That way you may luck out and get one that resets the Registry and deletes a lot of old files and stuff.Experienced users always try the easiest things first.
2) Search the net to see if somebody has already created a tool or method to clean up after this software.This works more often than you would believe.DON'T be fooled by sites that offer all kinds of fixes without checking with other experienced users.THE BAD GUYS often wear white hats.They promise and guarantee or whatever to get you to download their "malicious" software.
3) Use the WINDOWS INSTALLER CLEAN UP UTILITY to see if it is listed in its list and "Remove" it this way. This will also remove more than the next step.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/290301/en-us WINDOWS INSTALLER CLEAN UP UTILITY
4) Use CCleaner > Tools > Uninstall Highlight the item and try the Uninstall.Probably won't work but do it anyway.Then use the "Delete" button.This more than likely will successfully delete the item.
5) Registry editing but only as a last resort.
Good Luck,

davey