RegSeeker

[Spike]

I have searched and not found information on this particular matter. I
love RegSeeker. It has never before given me a minutes problem and has
cleaned massive quantities of useless information out of my registry.
All of a sudden though, After locating 14 items in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,
the program ceases searching and reports

"Indice de liste hors limites (0)"

After selecting "stop" "select all" and "delete item" the screen will
clear the 14 item, but in reality does not, for the next time RegSeeker
is run, the same 14 items are found again. This does not happen to any
other HKEY_ area if the 'root' is deselected.

I left e-mail with the chief programmer at HooverDesk, but have not
heard from him.

Any ideas out there??

Spike

 

[Al Klein]

Any ideas out there??

A virus?

 

[jmatt]

Delete Green entries only. Red for dangerous/risky, Green for Safe.

Click on Select All and choose > Select all Green items.
Right click to delete.

 

[J-Walker]

Try uninstalling then reinstalling RegSeeker. If that doesn't do the
trick, backup those reg keys and delete them manually.

 

[BEGEs]

I have searched and not found information on this particular matter. I
love RegSeeker. It has never before given me a minutes problem and has
cleaned massive quantities of useless information out of my registry.
All of a sudden though, After locating 14 items in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,
the program ceases searching and reports

"Indice de liste hors limites (0)"

After selecting "stop" "select all" and "delete item" the screen will
clear the 14 item, but in reality does not, for the next time RegSeeker
is run, the same 14 items are found again. This does not happen to any
other HKEY_ area if the 'root' is deselected.

I left e-mail with the chief programmer at HooverDesk, but have not
heard from him.

Any ideas out there??

Spike

You have no admin rights
//BEGEs

 

[Eric]

I have searched and not found information on this particular matter. I
love RegSeeker. It has never before given me a minutes problem and has
cleaned massive quantities of useless information out of my registry.
All of a sudden though, After locating 14 items in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT,
the program ceases searching and reports

Funny. I had the same thing start happening to me in the last month or so.
No virus. Had admin rights, tried re-installing, etc.

 

[Dennis Roark]

I have searched and not found information on this particular matter.
I love RegSeeker. It has never before given me a minutes problem and
has cleaned massive quantities of useless information out of my
registry. All of a sudden though, After locating 14 items in
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, the program ceases searching and reports

"Indice de liste hors limites (0)"

After selecting "stop" "select all" and "delete item" the screen will
clear the 14 item, but in reality does not, for the next time
RegSeeker is run, the same 14 items are found again. This does not
happen to any other HKEY_ area if the 'root' is deselected.

I left e-mail with the chief programmer at HooverDesk, but have not
heard from him.

Any ideas out there??

Spike

There is probably some program that is running at startup that is
placing those entries in the reg file everytime you boot. You will need
to find that program. Spybot, adaware, or an antivirus program that
does a boot-time scan, like Avast! may be able to find it. The problem
is most likely not with Regseeker, which I agree is a great program, but
finding the executable that is repeatedly creating these registry keys.
If Avast, spybot or adaware can't find the rogue program, you might want
to try autoruns which will show you all programs starting up with the
boot.

--
Dennis Roark

(e-mail address removed)
Starting Points:
http://sio.midco.net/denro/www

 

[brian.evers]

This started happening to me after installing SP2 for Office 2003. I
also wrote the author a couple of months ago with no response.