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I have received advice that I should - and should not - use registry
cleaners. I should: because a bloated registry slows down everything
and can cause confusion with apps. I shouldn't: because some
cleaners may remove important information.
I have several registry cleaners and they all remove different items.
This leads me to believe that none of them is safe AND effective. Even
though I back up the Registry before each 'clean,' I sometimes don't
realize that there's a problem with an app because I don't use it
right away - and I have a lot of apps. Therefore, for the time being,
I have stopped using registry cleaners (except for Regclean by
Microsoft).
I'm looking for arguments for both positions and, if there's a safe
AND effective registry cleaner out there, what is recommended?
Let's face it: most of the entries that are recommended to delete are
not readily recognizable by the typical user. So how is one to really
know what is safe to remove and what is not safe?
Responses please?
cleaners. I should: because a bloated registry slows down everything
and can cause confusion with apps. I shouldn't: because some
cleaners may remove important information.
I have several registry cleaners and they all remove different items.
This leads me to believe that none of them is safe AND effective. Even
though I back up the Registry before each 'clean,' I sometimes don't
realize that there's a problem with an app because I don't use it
right away - and I have a lot of apps. Therefore, for the time being,
I have stopped using registry cleaners (except for Regclean by
Microsoft).
I'm looking for arguments for both positions and, if there's a safe
AND effective registry cleaner out there, what is recommended?
Let's face it: most of the entries that are recommended to delete are
not readily recognizable by the typical user. So how is one to really
know what is safe to remove and what is not safe?
Responses please?