System/Registry cleaners
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imaginary.number
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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 00:22    Post subject: System/Registry cleaners
Actually using Ccleaner for system and RegSupreme Pro (not latest version) for registry.
I was thinking of changing the latter and start using some freeware/opensource one instead, any valid suggestion ?


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hercules18




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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 00:27    Post subject:
Ashampoo.WinOptimizer.v4.40-TE

This will do the work...
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 01:48    Post subject:
TuneUp Utilities 2007
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exon




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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 01:56    Post subject:
hercules18 wrote:
Ashampoo.WinOptimizer.v4.40-TE

This will do the work...


I don't know - anything with hair-cleaning products in it is not going anywhere near my registry.
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$en$i
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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 03:19    Post subject:
Mortibus wrote:
TuneUp Utilities 2007
This is the one i use too, but it is neither freeware nor open source.
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Mortibus




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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 04:03    Post subject:
$en$i wrote:
Mortibus wrote:
TuneUp Utilities 2007
This is the one i use too, but it is neither freeware nor open source.


mehh it's inet everything is freeware if u know where to look Very Happy

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$en$i
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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 06:41    Post subject:
This was just a part of imaginary.number's request. Razz
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Reg67




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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 07:32    Post subject:
Ive used various reg cleaners/optimisers and i'm dubious as to the fact they actually do ANYTHING at all to the reg... but heres what i'm using atm (not freeware)

http://www.pcoptimizerpro.com/
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imaginary.number
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PostPosted: Mon, 10th Sep 2007 17:26    Post subject:
Uhm ... thanks to all friends for your posts ...

@ exon : do u never use them ? for fear of reg damage ? i have never had problems using some moderate reg cleaning (i usually run them with the most "soft" settings), together with some sytem cleaners and a couple of anti malware i usually never reach the point of having to re-format a machine (my 1st pc at home, where i dl and try a lot of progs, is exactly 4 years now, 0 re-formats and still more than usable).

@ reg67 : uhm well maybe they don't make exceptional things, however they seem at least to remove unused key here and there ... i've experienced computers nearly unable to run get resurrected after using some system/reg cleaners and a couple of anti malware ... yes of course i cannot be sure of the percentage of the single "remedies" ... umpf well however they shouldn't do anything bad (always backing up things and using not excessive settings), at least nothing Smile

@ $en$i : to tell the truth i was thinking of switching to opensource/freeware reg cleaners because i was kinda tired to have every month or so, since i wanna regulary update all the main softs i use, to go searching and try out cracked versions, at least for the programs where the difference between a commercial one can be little (for example i find ccleaner very nice as a system cleaner). obviously if i won't find anything i'll ehm "update" the one i use (regsupreme pro) or try out one of the kindly suggested

@ mortibus : lol don't worry i know some ways to find that "all freeware" stuff Smile


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