Easy Cleaner 2.0.6.373

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Larry

Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this machine.
It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave alone.

Larry
 
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Mister Charlie

Larry said:
Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this machine.
It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave alone.

Larry
Used it for years. Quite happy with it myself.
 
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baker

Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this machine.
It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave alone.

Larry

Unless I'm mistaken, it's "freeware" with a $19.95 registration fee to
download anything/everything from their site. What's up with that?
 
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Larry

baker wrote:
: @news.optusnet.com.au:
:
: : Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner
: : ver.
: : 2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this
: : machine. It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave
: : alone.
: :
: : Larry
: :
: :
:
: Unless I'm mistaken, it's "freeware" with a $19.95 registration fee to
: download anything/everything from their site. What's up with that?

*****
I downloaded it here - no mention of any $19.95 reg fee.
http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/ecleane.htm

Larry

*****
 
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baker

baker wrote:
: @news.optusnet.com.au:
:
: : Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner
: : ver.
: : 2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this
: : machine. It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave
: : alone.
: :
: : Larry
: :
: :
:
: Unless I'm mistaken, it's "freeware" with a $19.95 registration fee to
: download anything/everything from their site. What's up with that?

*****
I downloaded it here - no mention of any $19.95 reg fee.
http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts/ecleane.htm

Larry

*****

Thx, Larry. ToniArt's own site charges the member fee.
 
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KHaled

Taken from the Developer of EasyCleaners correct website.An
excellent program

""www.toniarts.com is no longer my web site, my web site
now and in the future will be this
(http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts).
www.toniarts.com is just cheating people for money, I've
asked them to stop, repeatedly, with no luck.""

Doing a bit of research about toniarts.com it turns out that
the owner is DANIMA, which is a "web services company". It
would seem that toniarts.com is being hosted & managed by
DANIMA. So, perhaps if they are informed of the scam they
will help ???

The url is www.danima.com
 
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Tritoneur

Larry said:
Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner
ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this
machine. It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave
alone.

Larry

I had a problem with Win ME when it removed some of the necessary entries
required for the Add/Remove Programs/Windows Setup function, because the
target folders were no longer present. This resulted in a setup.dll error.
It seems this can be avoided by not deleting such folders and anyvalues in
the key HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ VarLDID.

I read that many other ME users experienced similar problems. I have not
used EasyCleaner since, so maybe there is a fix for this in the current
version? I fixed it by googling for a download of the VarLDID reg file.

HTH

Tritoneur
 
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burnr

Doing a bit of research about toniarts.com it turns out that
the owner is DANIMA, which is a "web services company". It
would seem that toniarts.com is being hosted & managed by
DANIMA. So, perhaps if they are informed of the scam they
will help ???

The url is www.danima.com

Danima is the one running the scam. The author of ToniArts has asked Danima
repeatedly to stop their practice, but Danima refuses.
 
B

baker

Following up to my own post... Thanks all of you for pointing me to the
author's site.
 
Z

Zo

Larry said:
Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this machine.
It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave alone.

Larry

I had a problem with it trying to access the internet even though it wasn't
supposed to on my Win98SE System, got rid of it.

Zo
 
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Anthony Giorgianni

It's a great program. But given what it does, you should use a little care.
It may delete something you want or need. In my case, I have a Homestead web
site, and Easy Cleaner would delete the local reference file or something
like that, which would require me to re-download all my uploaded files every
time I ran it. One I set EasyCleaner to ignore the Homestead stuff, it was
fine.

I do recommend that people install a pay app called GoBack (No I have
nothing to do with the company). That way, if a software such as Easy
Cleaner does something you don't want, you can always revert you machine.
Makes life much easier.

But I have used Easy Cleaner for so long I can't imagine being without it.
Just be a little careful and, of course, back up your computer


--
Regards,
Anthony Giorgianni

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to the newsgroup.
 
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GaryT

Paul said:
Taken from the Developer of EasyCleaners correct website.An excellent
program

""www.toniarts.com is no longer my web site, my web site now and in
the future will be this (http://personal.inet.fi/business/toniarts).
www.toniarts.com is just cheating people for money, I've asked them
to stop, repeatedly, with no luck.""


Any way to get the program itself to point to the correct web site in the
updates button? The web site under About is correct, but in Updates it
points to www.toniarts.com
 
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mike ring

Thinking of using ToniArt's freeware registry cleaner Easy Cleaner ver.
2.0.6.373. Has anyone had any bad/good experiences using this machine.
It seems to find a lot of things that other cleaners leave alone.

Larry
I've ended up with Regseeker as my main registry tool; I've benn happy with
it for quite a time.

(just my twopennorth)

mike
 
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ncSkeet

Tritoneur said:
I had a problem with Win ME when it removed some of the necessary entries
required for the Add/Remove Programs/Windows Setup function, because the
target folders were no longer present. This resulted in a setup.dll error.
It seems this can be avoided by not deleting such folders and anyvalues in
the key HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ VarLDID.

I read that many other ME users experienced similar problems. I have not
used EasyCleaner since, so maybe there is a fix for this in the current
version? I fixed it by googling for a download of the VarLDID reg file.

HTH

Tritoneur

Don't know if you've seen this yet, but I just copied it off the website:

Fixes:

* Registry finder now skips
Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\VarLDID", removal of
these keys caused problems with Add/remove software Windows dialog (at
least Windows ME)
_______
ncSkeet
 
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Anthony Giorgianni

Yes, thanks for reminding about that --- though I think the backup is for
registry changes and NOT deleted files. But you can have it delete to the
recycle bin and restore from there if needed. Very good program.


--
Regards,
Anthony Giorgianni

The return address for this post is fictitious. Please reply by posting back
to the newsgroup.
 
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Achim Nolcken Lohse

I've ended up with Regseeker as my main registry tool; I've benn happy with
it for quite a time.
I've never used a registry tool, but I wonder whether any of the
available freeware tools would help in the following situation I just
experienced:

I installed a Logitec mouse on my laptop's serial port just to test
the port, as I had problems with some other serial hardware.

Win98SE recognized it as a Logitec, and asked for the Win98 CD.

The laptop has no internal CD-ROM, and I didn't have the external SCSI
CDROM installed, so I just clicked on 'skip'.

Windows found and used the generic mouse driver, and the mouse worked.

HOWEVER, the next time I powered up the laptop, Windows refused to
boot, because it couln't find lmouse.Vxd which apparently was
referenced in either the registry or system.ini.

I searched the two files, and found the Registry entry, but didn't
know how to edit it to fix the system. Happily, I was able to access
the Win98 CD on my desktop, find the missing files (Windows also
required lmouse.drv too), copy them to floppy and write them to the
system directory on the laptop in safe mode to get the laptop working
again.

One of the more bizarre things that's happend to me in Windows!
 

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