Shift+Del causes Registry build-up

[Lourie de Jager]

In order to bypass the recycle bin, Idelete files and mail with
Shift+Delete. I find out via Registry Mechanic, this causes errors in
the Registry. How do I fix this without registering with Registry Mechanic?

 

[David Candy]

No it doesn't.

 

[Carey Frisch [MVP]]

Registry Mechanic is just attempting to "con" you
into purchasing their product. Deleting files,
using Shift + Delete, does not cause registry errors.

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| In order to bypass the recycle bin, Idelete files and mail with
| Shift+Delete. I find out via Registry Mechanic, this causes errors in
| the Registry. How do I fix this without registering with Registry Mechanic?

 

[decoder]

In order to bypass the recycle bin, Idelete files and mail with
Shift+Delete. I find out via Registry Mechanic, this causes errors in the
Registry. How do I fix this without registering with Registry Mechanic?

Trial version of Reg Mech will obliquely report such errors in an
attempt to get you to buy the full version, don't bother, it's unlikely
to be anything to worry about. But..........
Are you having any obvious problems? Or is it only the trailware
Reg Mech and it's reports that has you concerned?

 

[Lourie de Jager]

Trial version of Reg Mech will obliquely report such errors in an
attempt to get you to buy the full version, don't bother, it's unlikely
to be anything to worry about. But..........
Are you having any obvious problems? Or is it only the trailware
Reg Mech and it's reports that has you concerned?

No obvious problems, yes, it is the "trial" version of Reg Mech. I have
however found CClener which helped me get rid of those entries in the
registry for free!

 

[decoder]

No obvious problems, yes, it is the "trial" version of Reg Mech. I have
however found CClener which helped me get rid of those entries in the
registry for free!

Well done, situation resolved, problem sorted.

 

[David Candy]

This is what happens when you shift delete a file

4.65260864 explorer.exe:1276 SetValue HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.bmp\OpenWithList\MRUList SUCCESS "acbd"
4.65310843 explorer.exe:1276 SetValue HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.bmp\OpenWithProgids\Paint.Picture SUCCESS NONE
4.66138629 explorer.exe:1276 SetValue HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.bmp\OpenWithList\MRUList SUCCESS "acbd"
4.66186960 explorer.exe:1276 SetValue HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.bmp\OpenWithProgids\Paint.Picture SUCCESS NONE
4.66245291 explorer.exe:1276 SetValue HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts\.bmp\OpenWithProgids\Paint.Picture SUCCESS NONE

All of the above will happen if you right click, left dbl click, issue a keyboard command. It has nothing to do whith shift+delete.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

In order to bypass the recycle bin, Idelete files and mail with
Shift+Delete. I find out via Registry Mechanic, this causes errors in
the Registry. How do I fix this without registering with Registry Mechanic?

Remove Registry Mechanic. It's simply "announcing" a non-existent
"problem" so you won't immediately discover that you wasted money on a
snake oil "remedy."


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Bruce Chambers

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