TY DjLizard...All or most of them are HKCR entries, that I do know. I fully appreciate the help, I'll tell you how it goes in a couple of days. BTW, after a quick scan over of the tools and tips on DAF...All I can say is "Nice Tool Bro!"
Thanks Again.
Cg
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On second thought...After reading these; I have a question....System OS; XP Pro SP2 (Do I need the Light or Medium DAF?) One says XP Pro needs Light, the other says to "Re-set Permissions" use the Medium...?
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"CCleaner
Q: The same items keep immediately re-appearing in subsequent Issues scans in CCleaner after attempting to remove them, what should I do?
A: Run the Repair Permissions tool in Dial-a-fix. This will fix it 90% of the time. If you are unable to run this tool, try it in "Safe mode with command prompt". The Repair Permissions tool is included in the Medium and Full versions of Dial-a-fix. If you are just here to repair this particular CCleaner problem, get the Medium version. Once you extract it, double click on Dial-a-fix.exe, click Tools, click Repair Permissions, and click GO. After the permissions repair completes, run a new issues scan in CCleaner -- do not remove the objects found by the scan that was performed before the permissions repair tool was run.
If CCleaner finds its own COM objects, such as CCListView, CCListBar, CCTab, etc, then the same answer also applies."
and;
"Medium version
The medium version of Dial-a-fix contains the secedit package so that you can use the permissions repair tool in Windows XP Home. Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Professional do not need this version of Dial-a-fix to be able to perform permissions repair. Those systems may instead use the Light version of Dial-a-fix."
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