Registry Cleaners

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silver hair

thank you
that was quick
I have been reading a lot, thats way I never used cleaner
I figuerd if Microsoft aproved it, it may be OK
I will read some more. have read similar pages to your link
i use Disk Cleanup often and it works good
I think my Vista has a very good Security System
Firewall and Defender with a good antivirus program
it all works good
but I have sometimes ignored the warning
so I may have cached something that dont show up
its just a bit slower
thanks
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confused


Dave M said:
Sorry, let me attempt those links again:

AUMHA discussion: Should I use a Registry Cleaner?
http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=28099
Ed Bott: Why I don't use registry cleaners
http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html
--

Regards, Dave


silver said:
hi
I did notice the date on this tread
does this inserted link take me to the latest product?
I have never used a cleaner, and my computer has become slower
Windows Live OneCare Safety free service
Full Service Scan
Protection
Clean up
Tune up
sounds very good to me, for my
Preinstalled
Vista Home Basic 32 bit
full scan as you say may take 1 hr. +
do I need to download or is it online Scan
any free tips
thank you

Martin I use the Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner (free) from
Microsoft
(XP) finds additional in-valid registry entries that CCleaner doesn't
remove.
You can also clean your temp files and de-frag from here.
Here is the Vista version :
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/center/whatsnew.htm
Here is the (XP) version:
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm?s_cid=mscom_hp

:

My subscription is about to expire for Registry Mechanic [PC Tools]
(which
searches for redundant registry files and also will compact my
registry),
and I am hesitating to renew because the existing version doesn't seem
to be
approved by Micosoft for Windows Vista (my OS). Can anyone tell me
please of
a similar app which works well with Vista?
 
B

Bill Sanderson

fwiw, I'm another registry cleaner skeptic. I've heard from only one person
who felt that he could make an objective case for a registry cleaner making
speed difference on his machine--and he was a special case: A developer,
who was debugging installer code which created many registry entries with
each test. And I personally have seen negative effects from Microsofts
registry cleaner. I hope they have corrected the issue that I ran into, but
I also think that it is unlikely that this will make a difference on most
machines.



silver hair said:
thank you
that was quick
I have been reading a lot, thats way I never used cleaner
I figuerd if Microsoft aproved it, it may be OK
I will read some more. have read similar pages to your link
i use Disk Cleanup often and it works good
I think my Vista has a very good Security System
Firewall and Defender with a good antivirus program
it all works good
but I have sometimes ignored the warning
so I may have cached something that dont show up
its just a bit slower
thanks
--
confused


Dave M said:
Sorry, let me attempt those links again:

AUMHA discussion: Should I use a Registry Cleaner?
http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=28099
Ed Bott: Why I don't use registry cleaners
http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html
--

Regards, Dave


silver said:
hi
I did notice the date on this tread
does this inserted link take me to the latest product?
I have never used a cleaner, and my computer has become slower
Windows Live OneCare Safety free service
Full Service Scan
Protection
Clean up
Tune up
sounds very good to me, for my
Preinstalled
Vista Home Basic 32 bit
full scan as you say may take 1 hr. +
do I need to download or is it online Scan
any free tips
thank you


Martin I use the Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner (free) from
Microsoft
(XP) finds additional in-valid registry entries that CCleaner doesn't
remove.
You can also clean your temp files and de-frag from here.
Here is the Vista version :
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/center/whatsnew.htm
Here is the (XP) version:
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm?s_cid=mscom_hp

:

My subscription is about to expire for Registry Mechanic [PC Tools]
(which
searches for redundant registry files and also will compact my
registry),
and I am hesitating to renew because the existing version doesn't
seem
to be
approved by Micosoft for Windows Vista (my OS). Can anyone tell me
please of
a similar app which works well with Vista?
 

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