Any Recommendations For A "Uninstaller" And A Registry "Cleaner" Please

[Robert11]

Hello:

New XP user:

Is there any consensus on which is the "best" (hopefully free or
inexpensive):

a. Uninstaller ?

The XP Control Panel add/remove does not do anything when I try to
uninstall AOL garbage that came pre-installed on my
new Dell PC. Would like to get rid of it all.

b. Registrey "cleaner" ?

I've been told that this is a good thing to do, occasionally.
A real safe one for someone who knows nothing about registry
manipulations, etc.

(guess a good feature for it to have is a revert function to go back
before any "cleaning" or other registry
items were changed or removed)

Thanks,
Bob

 

[Leekar]

Hello:

New XP user:

Is there any consensus on which is the "best" (hopefully free or
inexpensive):

a. Uninstaller ?

The XP Control Panel add/remove does not do anything when I try to
uninstall AOL garbage that came pre-installed on my
new Dell PC. Would like to get rid of it all.

b. Registrey "cleaner" ?

I've been told that this is a good thing to do, occasionally.
A real safe one for someone who knows nothing about registry
manipulations, etc.

(guess a good feature for it to have is a revert function to go back
before any "cleaning" or other registry
items were changed or removed)

Thanks,
Bob

I use Easy Cleaner...
http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/
Does the job I want.

 

[Guest]

I use Easy Cleaner...
http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/
Does the job I want.


There is only one prtogram to use and that's REGSEEKER, available from most download sites and is freeware with no adware etc. etc. This program is highly recommended by many users.

 

[carlosTran]

A product that has worked really well for me is Stompsoft Registry
Repair. It kept my registry clean of Windows debris and has nice
features that come in handy.

http://www.stompsoft.com/registry-repair.html