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Basser
Where do I get RegClean. It is supposed to be available
fro Microsoft but I can't find it.
fro Microsoft but I can't find it.
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
RegClean is not compatible with Windows XP. It is not necessary
to use any type of registry cleaner with XP. However, if you really
wish to use one, try System Mechanic (www.iolo.com).
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
to use any type of registry cleaner with XP. However, if you really
wish to use one, try System Mechanic (www.iolo.com).
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Be Smart! Protect your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/security/protect/
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Unknown
Maybe not necessary but it is very,very helpful. Suggest JV16 Power Tools.
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~ FreeSpirit ~
=============================Carey Frisch said:RegClean is not compatible with Windows XP. It is not necessary
to use any type of registry cleaner with XP. However, if you really
wish to use one, try System Mechanic (www.iolo.com).
Does XP self clean the registry of "trash?"
FS..........
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srd
You don't need JV16 for registry cleaning alone; the same company and author
have a standalone product, RegSupreme (www.macecraft.com.) Very reasonably
priced, and unlike all of the others (including, I'm afraid, Iola) it 1)
they allow a genuine free trial, where the others only let you fix a small
number of errors at a time; and 2) responsibly warn that those lacking
knowledge of how to recover their systems should eschew using the product.
srdiamond
have a standalone product, RegSupreme (www.macecraft.com.) Very reasonably
priced, and unlike all of the others (including, I'm afraid, Iola) it 1)
they allow a genuine free trial, where the others only let you fix a small
number of errors at a time; and 2) responsibly warn that those lacking
knowledge of how to recover their systems should eschew using the product.
srdiamond
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Unknown
Don't understand your very first sentence. What are you trying to say?
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Stephen R. Diamond
I'm saying RegSupreme costs less than the full product jv16 PowerTools,
which does more than just clean the registry, such as finding specific
entries in the registry. So RegSupreme's all you need if you want a
registry cleaner.
What were you trying to ask?
which does more than just clean the registry, such as finding specific
entries in the registry. So RegSupreme's all you need if you want a
registry cleaner.
What were you trying to ask?
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Torgeir Bakken (MVP)
~ FreeSpirit ~ said:=============================
Does XP self clean the registry of "trash?"
Hi
No.
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torgeir
Microsoft MVP Scripting and WMI, Porsgrunn Norway
Administration scripting examples and an ONLINE version of the 1328 page
Scripting Guide:
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Unknown
I agree with you. I somehow just couldn't understand your first sentence.
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~ FreeSpirit ~
=========================Torgeir Bakken (MVP) said:Hi
No.
Of all the reg cleaners which one is recommended here? Free or not. Is it
recommended it be done by hand?
FS...........
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Unknown
Try the JV16 Power Tools for 30 days free. It's great. I've used it for 2
years. It used to be free but now they charge about 29 dollars for it.
years. It used to be free but now they charge about 29 dollars for it.