CeeCee
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I get 206 000 hits.
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I'd suggest just sticking with CCleaners reg cleaner and leave more aggressive ones well alone
Yes, your registry is still relatively clean after using CCleaner. Atleast cleaner than before using it.
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I think this is not an security update? Am i correct?
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I take it this means that RegSeeker is more agressive in its registry scan than some others.
Yes it is, but it also finds "valid" invalid entries, that some other registry cleaners don't find. It's good, just be careful with it.
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YoKenny said:NTREGOPT to compact the registry.
a compact run usually finds 2% compaction.
NTREGOPT is good, but there's no "Analyze" option, which (IMO) makes 'Free Registry Defrag' better.
If there will be only 2% difference, then defragging is not really needed. 'Free Registry Defrag' says then that defragging is not necassary.
JDPower said:NTRegOpt is fast and smallFRD is fast and small too. There's only 3 files in the folder: http://xs.to/xs.php?h=xs223&d=08052&f=regdef792.jpg
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Automatic Update feature is not part of the freeware build.
Silj
Well, didn't know that. I got free version.
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larry39 said:Since CCleaner doesn't compact the registry
If you just want to compact the registry, use this instead:
It's FREE.
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I would be curious to know how you manually update SpwareBlaster ?
Silj
If you haven't noticed, there's an 'AutoUpdate' feature. I don't use it. I check updates (Check for Updates) from time to time.
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no, that option (hotfix uninstallers) is in the cleaner tab area. the service pack things were removed from running the registry cleaner tab.
But you first removed those "hotfix uninstallers", which left behind those invalid registry entries. Don't worry, it's ok. You just aren't able to uninstall those hotfixes (updates) anymore. MOST LIKELY there's no need for that anyway...
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Do you got a backup of those photos? And if not, why?
Try this: Go to Start>Control Panel> Folder Options>File Types. Find 'JPG', then hit "Change" and select "open with" program from there.
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-Would you then recommend dumping SE Free and using the 2007 version?
-Does that update without doing it manually?
-It's up to you. I didn't like it. I still got SE.
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I have SE Free and cannot get update to work. I get a message saying Ad Aware has not been updated for 31 days. I go to up date and I get an error message saying I cannot connect.
What's up with that?
You cannot use the auto update feature with SE anymore. You have to download defenitions file manually from the link siljaline gave. http://download.lavasoft.com/public/defs.zip
Just put that file from a zip to C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Ad-Aware SE Personal\ folder. Overwrite the existing defs.ref file.
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I use Index.dat Suite (IDSuite). With it you can search all the index.dat files on your computer, and then make a batch file to clean them out at Windows startup.
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Just wonder, how long they will provide these defs. updates for SE?
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Thanks. It's good to get a remind, since i don't use auto update.
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hmm, just noticed it deleted those windows service pack update things. those are alright to have been deleted right?
You mean CCleaner? What service pack things?
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so you are 100% sure that this is safe to use and recommended?
Yes. You deleted 800 entries from registry, so there are now gaps to remove. Use the "Analyze" option first to see how fragmented your registry is. If it's more than 2%, then use "Compact/Defrag" to defrag. Reboot your computer, when it tells you to.
Edit: Of course i don't take any responsibility, in the case something goes wrong. It's up to you...
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and cee cee, i dont like to use any free online cleaner stuff. paranoid enough as it is with downloading free spyware cleaners and such lol.
If you mean that Registry Defrag, it's 100% clean. And it's not a cleaner, it defrags your registry.
...when information is deleted from the registry, holes are left which fragment the data within the registry. Registry compacting optimizes your registry by removing gaps and wasted space, thus improves the whole system performance.
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wow.... i hit fix selected issues, which all were selected, the window that poped up was saying there is over 800 things to fix good lord.
Did you make a backup?
You can expect a little performance boost, when you removed so much invalid entries from the registry.
BTW, now you should use a registry defrag: http://www.registry-clean.net/free-registry-defrag.htm
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CCleaner only lists unnecessary items right? i shouldnt really worry about what is being deleted by it?
Yep. CCleaner is one of the most safest programs, what it comes to registry cleaning. It's not so thorough scanner.
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what happens with the backup. where does it go and how do i use it if something does go wrong.
Actually i don't know, cause i haven't ever backed up any entries (with CCleaner). But i guess that those backups will go to CCleaner folder and you can restore them from there.
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Yes, it's normal to have a lot of invalid entries, if you haven't used a registry cleaner ever before. With CCleaner they should be very safe to delete, but make a backup, just in case. You get a backup confirmation, when go through the cleaning process.
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Here's a video: http://www.iltalehti.fi/nettitv/?27954858
I think it's just a rock. And that "head" could be a somekind of shadow. But who knows...
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Have you tried VirtualDub or VirtualDubMod?