HP Jumpstart no registration

[Midaaa]

Hi friends,
I have a problem with HP Jumpstart.
13.6.2019 I bought laptop HP OMEN 15-DC0015NC.

I ignored the Jumpstart registration when I first set up windows10. But now I can't get to the registration anymore.
When I run Jumstart, it just shows me only this:

How do I return to registration?
Notebook not registered.

I deleted the Jumpstart data, but it didn't help.

Can I ever see screen registration again?
Or is it possible to register the product in another way?
Should I Uninstall Jumpstart?

So I don't even have McAfee registered and I don't know how to register it later.

McAfee registration and cloud registration are also not showing to me.

How do I get these screens again?

Thank you for your help.

[Midaaa]

I did a McAfee registration yesterday. I found it in the McAfee settings.

Is there another way to register a laptop?

Does Jumpstart make any special registration?

Thank you for your help.

[Photoray002]

@Midaaa 

The  best way to register your laptop is to use this link... https://register.hp.com/americas/flowPage/registration/index.do?execution=e1s1&cc=US&lang=en

[Midaaa]

Thank you for answer.
And that's exactly the same? Or is registration in Jumstart better?

When registering via the Internet, I enter more information about the notebook (country, how to use the laptop, serial number, date of purchase).
Jumstart finds out this information himself?

[Photoray002]

Jumpstart is not reliable for working properly.

You can open the HP Support Assistant and find your product number and Serial Number.

Then use the link I gave to register your computer. It will put the registration in the same HP database.

[Midaaa]

OK,
Thank you for the information. I like my new laptop and wanted it to be all right 🙂

That's why I was sad when Jumstart didn't show registration.
I then try to register through the HP site.

It could be said that Jumstart is an application for computer users novices as a simple and fast registration.

Can I uninstall Jumstart later or is it good for the future?