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Would you consider the problems reported on this news group as a result of
using a registry cleaner reliable? Is your ability to think reliable?
 
correction:

it was actually
Eusing and not CCleaner
that i analyzed.

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DatabaseBen, Retired Professional
- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
 
CCleaner is relatively harmless and is a useful utility if one
selects what one wants to clean. I use it every couple of days
and especially after I delete some program which I no longer
need. I've never heard too many complaints about it.

Doug W.
 
CCleaner is relatively harmless and is a useful utility if one
selects what one wants to clean. I use it every couple of days
and especially after I delete some program which I no longer
need. I've never heard too many complaints about it.
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My view is that CCleaner is a good product, and most of its features
are not only useful, but harmless. However, its one feature I
recommend *against* using is its registry cleaning. Using that is a
potential problem, just as it is with any other registry cleaner.
 
ok, that's a fair
statement.

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db·´¯`·...¸><)))º>
DatabaseBen, Retired Professional
- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
 
ok, that's a fair
statement.

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db·´¯`·...¸><)))º>
DatabaseBen, Retired Professional
- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
 
My view is that CCleaner is a good product, and most of its features
are not only useful, but harmless. However, its one feature I
recommend *against* using is its registry cleaning. Using that is a
potential problem, just as it is with any other registry cleaner.
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Spybot Search and Destroy has a Advanced mode that provides a means to
check dead links in the registry, it's never caused a problem on any
computer I've used it on, and since I do a lot of application
development work, installing updates, versions, etc... removing as many
as I install, I find that the SBS&D tool to check the registry for dead
items is a great tool and cleans out old crap well.
 
Would you consider the problems reported on this news group as a
result of using a registry cleaner reliable? Is your ability to think
reliable?
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Is yours? You know, I have NEVER seen any verifiable evidence of it
either way on this group, so you must be reading something that's not in
print. All there are is a bunch of opinions without any backing up. I
have presented much evidence inthe past, but refuse to present it again
here until someone else does the same, either pro or con. Opinions are
worthless; facts and valid results are meaningful. Got any?
 
actually, i have utilized
database methodologies
and analyzed the keys
addressed by cccleaner
and one care.

it is best to use both since
they both utilize different
criterion's and do not
overlap.
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I agree with that; they don't. And they both have their uses.

Twayne
 
CCleaner is relatively harmless and is a useful utility if one
selects what one wants to clean. I use it every couple of days
and especially after I delete some program which I no longer
need. I've never heard too many complaints about it.
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You will hear very few, if any, from people that know how to and bother
to read how to use it most effectively. I do hear complaints that it
didn't help, but never to date that it screwed anything up. I did try
its restorer feature once, and it also works.

Twayne
 
Nope. Only my personal experience and what I read in news groups. Of course
it's not in print.
Facts! It screwed up my computer once. I then deleted the cleaner.
 
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