SHAkA
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what is good registry cleaner out there ? im using windows 7 pro.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/19 14:52:26
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Don't bother with registry cleaners. Not too reliable and can mess up the registry. I use CCleaner as many on this forum do, and never an issue. Others will weigh in with their opinions. Good luck
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/19 15:18:46
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CCleaner is what I use also. Never had a problem with it.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/19 16:30:06
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Same here CCleaner and I use Wise Registry Cleaner Free never had a problem with either of them. I sure you know, always do a backup of your registry before using any reg cleaner. To tell the truth. I really never notice any difference after a reg cleaning  .
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/19 22:06:29
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Don't use registery cleaner since it will mess your system up. Back in the XP days it deleted some keys that should not suppose to and cause my system to act weird and go downhill till I reinstall windows. CCleaner is the best and also use Auslogics disk defrag.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/19 23:38:05
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CCleaner's Registry Cleaner is top notch. However, cleaning your registry should only be done if you believe there is reason to do so. You will see no performance boost by doing so.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 00:01:54
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thx guys i use ccleaner at the moment the only reason i ask for reg cleaner is after i cleaned my registry with ccleaner and no errors at the same time i used advanced windows optimizer to clean and this app found 800 error while ccleaner didnt.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 02:54:40
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If I had to use a registry cleaner I would opt for an Auslogics product.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 03:00:03
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auslogics is best, then ccleaner is second, windows 7 manager third.. each very close in job performance..
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 03:01:05
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i like Auslogics registry cleaner and its free nice one rjohnson
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 12:37:19
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SR1945
Don't bother with registry cleaners. Not too reliable and can mess up the registry. I use CCleaner as many on this forum do, and never an issue. Others will weigh in with their opinions. Good luck
There are safe registry cleaner's out there.RegVac is safe and effective and I have been using it for three year's and would not go without it.Never once have I ran into problem's with this software.Even if you have never used this type of software before you cannot go wrong.There is a safe zone for noob's and an expert zone for novice user's.I use it everyday and especially after removing an unwanted program to keep thing's tidy.PM me if you would like to know more or if you would like the to try this program.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 13:33:43
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I'm using Auslogics registry cleaner right now to test it out rlynn23, but have not had a need for a registry cleaner for years and without issues. Thanks for the suggestion. Perhaps later, I'll try RegVac Edit: On second thought rlynn23, $35.00 is steep for a registry cleaner. I'll stick with CCleaner http://www.pcworld.com/article/187041/regvac_registry_cleaner_disappoints.html
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/20 14:03:01
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CCleaner - runs automatically on login to deal with cookies, browser history/cache and other options, including registry.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/21 02:03:26
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I use both ccleaner and auslogics. Never had any problems.
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/04/21 14:06:09
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im settled with ccleaner and auslogics very happy with it
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/06/28 14:19:03
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auslogics+ccleaner makes good combination
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/06/28 18:54:13
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Crap Cleaner!!!!!!!!!!!!! aka CCleaner
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
2010/06/30 16:55:38
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Clean it manually! >>> regedit <<< It's the only way to go!
1. start >>> run (start search >>> regedit <<<
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Re:looking for best registry cleaner
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