RegCure Registry Cleaner Review

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We wanted to run a series of tests on the new RegCure 2007 Registry
Cleaner to see how effective it was at removing registry errors and
improving PC performance.
Our test system was an athlon based system running windows XP
professional SP2, which conveniently enough had never had a registry
scan performed on it before...
RegCure Successfully scanned and found problems in the following
registry categories: COM/ActiveX Entries, Uninstall Entries, Font
Entries, Shared DLLs, Application Paths, Help Files Information,
Windows Startup Items, File/Path References, Program Shortcuts, Empty
Registry Keys and File Associations. See Registry Terminology
RegCure completed its registry scan on our test system in just under 3
minutes, and found a total of 822 errors. It also the speed and
efficiency of our computer by a measurable 15% (test video of RegCure
can be seen on our website link below), the results were very
noticeable.
Removal of detected items was simple, and you had the option of going
down the list manually and only checking those Registry items for
removal that you wanted. RegCure also featured an Ignore List: After a
scan you can add detected items to the Ignore list. In these
instances, RegCure does not remove the item and it will be ignored
during upcoming scans....

Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv
 
jeremiah wright said:
We wanted to run a series of tests on the new RegCure 2007 Registry
Cleaner to see how effective it was at removing registry errors and
improving PC performance.
Our test system was an athlon based system running windows XP
professional SP2, which conveniently enough had never had a registry
scan performed on it before...
RegCure Successfully scanned and found problems in the following
registry categories: COM/ActiveX Entries, Uninstall Entries, Font
Entries, Shared DLLs, Application Paths, Help Files Information,
Windows Startup Items, File/Path References, Program Shortcuts, Empty
Registry Keys and File Associations. See Registry Terminology
RegCure completed its registry scan on our test system in just under 3
minutes, and found a total of 822 errors. It also the speed and
efficiency of our computer by a measurable 15% (test video of RegCure
can be seen on our website link below), the results were very
noticeable.
Removal of detected items was simple, and you had the option of going
down the list manually and only checking those Registry items for
removal that you wanted. RegCure also featured an Ignore List: After a
scan you can add detected items to the Ignore list. In these
instances, RegCure does not remove the item and it will be ignored
during upcoming scans....

Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/noregrepairsbv
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I'm not going to totally wreck my computer by running your program, thanks.
Neither should anyone else.
 
jeremiah wright said:
We wanted to run a series of tests on the new RegCure 2007 Registry
Cleaner to see how effective it was at removing registry errors and
improving PC performance.
Our test system was an athlon based system running windows XP
professional SP2, which conveniently enough had never had a registry
scan performed on it before...
RegCure Successfully scanned and found problems in the following
registry categories: COM/ActiveX Entries, Uninstall Entries, Font
Entries, Shared DLLs, Application Paths, Help Files Information,
Windows Startup Items, File/Path References, Program Shortcuts, Empty
Registry Keys and File Associations. See Registry Terminology
RegCure completed its registry scan on our test system in just under 3
minutes, and found a total of 822 errors. It also the speed and
efficiency of our computer by a measurable 15% (test video of RegCure
can be seen on our website link below), the results were very
noticeable.
Removal of detected items was simple, and you had the option of going
down the list manually and only checking those Registry items for
removal that you wanted. RegCure also featured an Ignore List: After a
scan you can add detected items to the Ignore list. In these
instances, RegCure does not remove the item and it will be ignored
during upcoming scans....

Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv
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How much do you get for each one sold?


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jeremiah wright said:
I'm not going to totally wreck my computer by running your program,
thanks. Neither should anyone else.
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It's your computer so if you prefer to limp along forever, that's your
right.
 
jeremiah wright said:
How much do you get for each one sold?
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You're just plain ignorant if you think he gets money for any of that.
It's not as though it takes a lot of intelligence to make baseless,
pointless comments about a post, is it? You would do well to LEARN what
things are about and form your own opinion based on reality. As a
supposed MVP you are letting the entire org down with your pitiful
musings.
 
Twayne said:
You're just plain ignorant if you think he gets money for any of that.
It's not as though it takes a lot of intelligence to make baseless,
pointless comments about a post, is it? You would do well to LEARN what
things are about and form your own opinion based on reality. As a
supposed MVP you are letting the entire org down with your pitiful
musings.
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People rarely spam for zero return..


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How to construct a good post..
http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm
How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups..
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=newswhelp&style=toc
Mike's Window - My Blog..
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
 
Twayne said:
It's your computer so if you prefer to limp along forever, that's your
right.
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Emotive stuff based on myth.. you have still failed to provide anything
which categorically proves that registry cleaners boost performance..


--
Mike Hall - MVP
How to construct a good post..
http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm
How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups..
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=newswhelp&style=toc
Mike's Window - My Blog..
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
 
Twayne said:
It's your computer so if you prefer to limp along forever, that's your
right.
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Are you suggesting that Ray is choosing "to limp along forever" because
he would rather not use RegCure? If so, I think you have definitely
jumped the shark!
 
We wanted to run a series of tests on the new RegCure 2007 Registry
Cleaner to see how effective it was at removing registry errors and
improving PC performance.
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Your message sure reads like spam, rather than as an outsider testing
someone else's product.

Besides, all registry cleaners should be avoided, because they are
*all* snake oil. Cleaning of the registry isn't needed and is
dangerous. Leave the registry alone and don't use any registry
cleaner. Despite what many people think, and what vendors of registry
cleaning software try to convince you of, having unused registry
entries doesn't really hurt you.
The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner erroneously
removing an entry you need is far greater than any potential benefit
it may have.

Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html
 
No he's a cynic and he could well be justified if all the facts were
known. What does it matter it is unsolicited spam!

--



Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
Twayne said:
People rarely spam for zero return..
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You mean like... your own repetitive spam for ...
dts-l.com, Microsoft and msmvps.com blogs? Those could easil be
construed to be spam.

Whenever/wherever I come across spam I report it; are you suggesting
spam fighters should begin reporting every sig with a link in it? Or
for mentioning a program? After all, I do have it automated and all it
takes is 3 clicks - lots more tough if I want to take it into nanae.
Oh, I forgot: Spammers define spamming as that which they do not do.
And of course you'll claim you aren't spamming.
I stand by my previous comment:

But, it CAN be educational to post such information for the group/s as
the OP did.. Whcih after all, IS the purpose of these groups; helping
your peers.


Twayne
 
Twayne said:
Emotive stuff based on myth.. you have still failed to provide
anything which categorically proves that registry cleaners boost
performance..
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First of all, get your quotes/facts/allegations straight. That is NOT
what I say about registry cleaners; not even close.
I don't paint the world all one color as you do, making a lot of
what you say pure bunkish snake oil in and of itself. If you can't
remember my stance on the subject, then you certainly can't make any
valid judgements on them, were you capable of doing so to begin with.
Perhaps the habitual spewing of misinformation is making problems for
you.
Since this is about the onl subject you post on lately I'd say you're
beginning to become transfixed and possible perverting your own
viewpoints even more in view of the onslaught of evidence that proves
you wrong and closed minded on the subject.
If you want something/anything proven, go do it. I've carried my
weight. You on the other hand have been all hot air, just like your
puppet master before he had his MVP title ripped from under him.

Twayne
 
Twayne said:
Are you suggesting that Ray is choosing "to limp along forever"
because he would rather not use RegCure? If so, I think you have
definitely jumped the shark!
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If he hasn't touched the stuff in all that time, he doresn't have the
sharpest bowling ball on the rack! Like I said, it's his and your
computers; limp along if you wish; it's your right.
 
That's the biggest bunch of blow-hard crapola there is around here;
you're second in line with boilerplate that 's years old for your libel
against registry cleaners. If snake oil like this is all you can push,
you need a different front end.

The OP didn't write that; didn't you even look?
Your message sure reads like spam, rather than as an outsider testing
someone else's product.
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For believing a logical, easily duplicated, well written article and
presenting it here? He just threw the bait out there and you bit, hook
line & sinker! It's funny really - it's been entertaining watching you
misinformationists rise from the ashes like a blitzed Phoenix, smarmy
and still spewing our years old malarky with nothing to back it up or
even come close to justifying any of your words. Your post is pure
snake oil of the best quality, to use a familiar term to you.
Besides, all registry cleaners should be avoided, because they are
Wrong.

*all* snake oil. Cleaning of the registry isn't needed and is
dangerous.
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Wrong again.

Leave the registry alone and don't use any registry
cleaner.
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Bad advice without justification.

Despite what many people think, and what vendors of registry
cleaning software try to convince you of, having unused registry
entries doesn't really hurt you.
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The point of unused registry entries is but a tiny portion of the
overall situation. You think by choosing one point from amongst many
you can look smart and be all-knowing. You spew, but nothing of any
consequence.
The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner erroneously
removing an entry you need is far greater than any potential benefit
it may have.
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Completely and irrevocably wrong. You refuse to prove it, know you
can't, and haven't tried to, probably since the days windows 1. You
have no data, no paperwork, nothing, to back up your allegations or you
would have used them by now. You are completely wrong and you know it.
Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html
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Why should I click on your spam link? Got something to prove? Do it.
Don't spam it. You've said absolutely nothing to give a reason to click
that spam link at all.
Careful, spammers get reported here, remember? .
So much for the "qualtiy" of those who are supposedly MVP titled.
You're all snake oil and nothing more.
That's my mantra for this week I think; snake oil posts. It fits
yours perfectly, on top of being spammy.

Twayne
..
 
There will unfortunately come a time when you will have to repair your
computers registry. Most of us who use computers are continuously
installing and removing multiple software programs which are the root
of registry problems. You see, when you perform the above actions it
results in residuals being left on your hard drive from incomplete
program uninstallations. This causes your hard drive to become
fragmented and thus perform slower. I'm sure you will agree that there
is nothing worse than a slow computer that does not function properly.
Trying to remove these registry problems manually can be very
difficult and pose more of a risk to your computer than you think. The
windows registry stores lots of important information about software
and hardware that is installed in your computer. Having said this the
last thing you would want to do is delete the wrong files or registry
entries by mistake as this can result in total system failure, leaving
you no other option but to reformat your hard drive. So what are your
other options of repairing your registry problems?
Most people use registry cleaners which conveniently repair and
restore your registry to an optimal state. Apart from other problems
it will automatically repair any broken application files, active x
components and remove any other unused start up menu items as well.
This will ultimately result in improved system performances. What's
great about these programs is that they require hardly any manual
configurations from the user, will perform deep scans to really get to
the root of any potential problems and can be set up to run on a
schedule, which will ensure that your computer is scanned at regular
intervals.
So do yourself the favour and scan your registry before its too late.
There are loads of registry programs out there on the internet for you
to download.
I personally use Reg Cure which has received great popularity because
of its reliable performances and easy to use interface. If you would
like to download your free version of reg cure please visit the
....

You are mostly likely looking for a registry repair program because
your computer is performing poorly, right? Like the millions of users
around the world, we all encounter problems with our PC performance
after a long period of use, especially if we are using Microsoft
Windows. This article will discuss how I managed to quickly repair my
registry, and what factors you should look out for before using a
repair program.
1. Do You Really Need To Maintain Your Registry?
There are always applications running in the background of your
computer system when it is on, whether you are using it or not. These
programs are utilizing the registry regularly. Also, during startup or
shutdown, the registry entries and files are being utilized
intensively. The more the files get swapped and cluttered, the more
likely it is for your computer to start running slowly.
Another factor that causes a computer to slow down is when many
programs are running in the background when you start your PC. These
are not programs that are easy to manage, and they will start whether
or not you run them. Some of them are actually useless ones that you
may have installed, or are running without your knowledge.
2. Management Of Startup Items
A registry cleaner should allow you to control the programs that run
in the background in your PC. The software that I personally use lets
me stop many useless programs that start up, and I was surprised to
see many applications that I did not expect to be running.
3. What To Look For In A Registry Cleaner?
One of the best features to have with cleaner software is to have it
scan your registry at regular intervals. Not every registry cleaner
will provide this function, but it is a very handy one to have. I
personally believe that my PC system should be scanned regularly to
avoid any errors, and to keep my data safe.
4. Conclusion - Choosing The Right Repair Program
There are many registry cleaners available for download on the
internet, and it is best that you get a good review before you
download and start using one. Get a free scan on your computer, and
check whether the software is easy to use and detects errors
effectively.
You can certainly prevent problems in your computer by repairing your
registry. To download the top rated registry cleaner that I used to
find and repair all the problems in my own PC, visit the website link
....
 
Twayne said:
First of all, get your quotes/facts/allegations straight. That is NOT
what I say about registry cleaners; not even close.
I don't paint the world all one color as you do, making a lot of what
you say pure bunkish snake oil in and of itself. If you can't remember my
stance on the subject, then you certainly can't make any valid judgements
on them, were you capable of doing so to begin with. Perhaps the habitual
spewing of misinformation is making problems for you.
Since this is about the onl subject you post on lately I'd say you're
beginning to become transfixed and possible perverting your own viewpoints
even more in view of the onslaught of evidence that proves you wrong and
closed minded on the subject.
If you want something/anything proven, go do it. I've carried my
weight. You on the other hand have been all hot air, just like your
puppet master before he had his MVP title ripped from under him.

Twayne
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Registry cleaners are ok, you say.. limp along if you don't use them, you
say..

So where is the proof of what you say? Either produce some or quit pushing
registry cleaners..


--
Mike Hall - MVP
How to construct a good post..
http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm
How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups..
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=newswhelp&style=toc
Mike's Window - My Blog..
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx
 
How to make friends and influence people <G>!

--



Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
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