Please Help Registry question

[Guest]

HI
i was told to download Registry Mechanic 4.0 and i just installed it but
when i
opened it, found 99 problems in the registry like :
Value is iinvalid - set to delete.....and im not sure if its save to Repair
it cause that deletes it and last time i used another application just a
registry cleaner it deleted everything and stuffed my computer big time so
please tell me if i should do as it says or not???? all the problems say
Value is invalid ????????//

Thank you for your time and help

 

[Alias]

HI
i was told to download Registry Mechanic 4.0 and i just installed it but
when i
opened it, found 99 problems in the registry like :
Value is iinvalid - set to delete.....and im not sure if its save to
Repair
it cause that deletes it and last time i used another application just a
registry cleaner it deleted everything and stuffed my computer big time so
please tell me if i should do as it says or not???? all the problems say
Value is invalid ????????//

Thank you for your time and help

If I were you, I would leave the registry alone.

Alias

 

[Angel Machado]

I own registry mechanic 4.0 and it is very good program, if you are afraid
of
deleting those 99 problems just go to OPTIONS and check the box
"ceate system restore point before repair" OK good luck!!!

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

HI
i was told to download Registry Mechanic 4.0 and i just installed it but
when i
opened it, found 99 problems in the registry like :
Value is iinvalid - set to delete.....and im not sure if its save to
Repair
it cause that deletes it and last time i used another application just a
registry cleaner it deleted everything and stuffed my computer big time so
please tell me if i should do as it says or not???? all the problems say
Value is invalid ????????//

Thank you for your time and help

If you have to ask, don't delete.

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