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Guest
Just ignore that demented monkey. If one is really desperate for a registry
cleaner than one should always trust Microsoft first. Try this link:
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-US/article/registry_cleaner_why.htm
RandyBonkers has an identity crisis and so his brain doesn't work as normal
as it should in a civilised human being. His body still contains some traces
of wild monkey!
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cleaner than one should always trust Microsoft first. Try this link:
http://onecare.live.com/site/en-US/article/registry_cleaner_why.htm
RandyBonkers has an identity crisis and so his brain doesn't work as normal
as it should in a civilised human being. His body still contains some traces
of wild monkey!
:
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Anonymous Bob
I know we shouldn't feed the trolls, but why did you pick this news server
out of all the others available?
Bob Vanderveen
out of all the others available?
Bob Vanderveen
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Bill Sanderson
FWIW, I can attest that the OneCare registry cleaner removed keys which then
prevented the installation of critical security patches for Office 2003.
So, nobody in this business is perfect.
My own recommendation is not to use these products except in unusual
circumstances. I heard from one user who is a developer who feels that he
gets good results because he regularly tests installation and removal
routines for his software, and the registry fills with junk. I'm willing to
believe that a registry cleaner works for him, but I am not willing to
recommend them for regular use by the average person, despite Microsoft's
OneCare offering. I would assume that the issue I ran into was fixed
thereafter--but as you can see, it is still vivid in my recollection.
prevented the installation of critical security patches for Office 2003.
So, nobody in this business is perfect.
My own recommendation is not to use these products except in unusual
circumstances. I heard from one user who is a developer who feels that he
gets good results because he regularly tests installation and removal
routines for his software, and the registry fills with junk. I'm willing to
believe that a registry cleaner works for him, but I am not willing to
recommend them for regular use by the average person, despite Microsoft's
OneCare offering. I would assume that the issue I ran into was fixed
thereafter--but as you can see, it is still vivid in my recollection.
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robinb
why don't you just crawl back in the hole you came out of please.
robin
robin
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Pat Willener
CCleaner v2.02.527 is available with the following additional fix
- Fixed small bug in the IE AutoComplete cleaning code.
- Fixed small bug in the IE AutoComplete cleaning code.
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Randy Knobloch
CCleaner v2.02.527 is available with the following additional fix
- Fixed small bug in the IE AutoComplete cleaning code.
Thank you, Pat - additionally there are the following bug fixes.
http://www.ccleaner.com/download/version-history
Randy