Hi all.
How would you rate CCleaner's built-in registry cleaner?
Choose:
1. Safe. No need to check the results.
2. Enouph safe, but the results still must be analized.
3. Moderately Safe...
4. Crashed all my home PCs (lol).
Also, a few words about its accuracy and efficiency. Thx...
CCleaner user,
enthusiast_385
ident
December 21, 2009, 5:36pm
2
5. safe as registry cleaning can be deemed safe. Always check what your deleting.
Nergal
December 21, 2009, 7:28pm
3
5.
(given that 5 is much like 2 in your list then given only your choices 2 but 5 is my answer (see my signature)
kroozer
December 21, 2009, 9:03pm
4
1.5 No problems yet, and "cautiously optimistic".
DennisD
December 21, 2009, 9:08pm
5
Most important, take note of the CCleaner dialogue and make the backup of the entries CCleaner is gonna remove.
I've ran CCleaner with all "Issues" checked for 3 years and never had a problem, but I still make a backup.
Hi guys,
as a professional lama, I have "cleaned" the registry (using CCleaner) without any knowledge of what I deleted. The system obviously crashed and won't start. I know I have done something really stupid and I am not proud of it. But I hope someone could help.
I've done a registry backup but I cannot log-in (not even in the safe-mode) to use it. My XP Home edition just freezes on the boot screen any doesn't go any further.
Any ideas what to do to save the current sys?
Which bit does it freeze at in the screenshots here
http://bertk.mvps.org/html/safemode.html
Have you tried Last known Good Configuration?
I cannot get further than here in "normal" mode:
And no further than here in "safe" mode:
Last known good configuration had the same result as starting in both "normal" and "safe" mode. PC goes to windows boot screen and then restarts.