[SOLVED] utorrent uninstallation script - need help on last bit

[Kevin Carbonaro 0]

I am trying to automatically uninstall utorrent, however it's own uninstaller is leaving registry stuff behind, one of them being its entry in the add/remove list in Windows.

Automate will still detect it as being installed even though it is not there anymore.

My script does the following:
 

Shell Enhanced: taskkill /IM utorrent.exe /F
Shell Enahnced: "c:\users\%ComputerUsername%\appdata\roaming\utorrent\utorrent.exe" /UNINSTALL /S

The registry key I need to remove is under HKCU:

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\uTorrent

On the physical machine running cmd as admin I tested successfully reg delete and Powershell, however the same commands in a labtech script will not delete the key and its sub-keys.

The Powershell as admin script command I tried:
Remove-Item -Path HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\uTorrent -Recurse

The Registry Delete Key command I tried:
reg delete HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\uTorrent /F

Any ideas of how I can remove the registry key?

Attached the current status of the script in case you need to test.

Uninstall uTorrent.xml

Edited June 20 by Kevin Carbonaro
attached script

[DarrenWhite99 397]

Use the regular functions, not their “As Admin” counterparts.

[Kevin Carbonaro 0]

I am almost sure I tried those as well, but will again in case I missed something and let you know the outcome.

Thanks

 

[Kevin Carbonaro 0]

I tried the normal ones but did not work either, however managed to get it working using the Registry Delete Key. 

The uninstall/removal process is as follows:
 

Notice the trailing backslash at the end of the Delete Registry line. Once I added that, the key was deleted successfully.

Edited June 20 by Kevin Carbonaro