Hi there,
about two weeks ago i formatted my laptop and installed my programs, after the installation of ccleaner everything worked perfectly.
Some Errors were found and I successfully fixed them. Then about a Week ago, CCleaner shows thousands of errors in my Registry.
Basically it wants to delete everything...


(This is Picture is a week old, from another Forum i posted it, now there about 2700 Errors.)
Is this a known bug? Somebody knows what to do? Reinstalling CCleaner didn't help.
What's going to happen, if i fix anything? And what should i do, if my system crashes?
My System:
Dell XPS M1730
Windows Vista Home Premium 32
Intel T7700
4GB DDR2 667
2x8800M
2x 250GB 5,4K in RAID 0.
Thanks and good evening,
Vanadis.
(PS: Sorry for Bad English, German here
)
Sorry for bumping this, but it's really necessary for me.
kthx.
Welcome to Piriform Vanadis.
What's going to happen, if i fix anything? And what should i do, if my system crashes?
(PS: Sorry for Bad English, German here
)
I don't think anything bad will happen providing the save a backup of what it removes from the registry.
If your system does crash then startup in Safe Mode and double-click the backup reg files to put the removed info back in the registry. If push comes to shove do a system restore before you ran CC. ![;)]()
P.S. Your English is good so I wouldn't worry about that.
I don't think anything bad will happen providing the save a backup of what it removes from the registry.
But deleting 2500 entries? That sounds like pushing it a tad too far, especially as Vanadis said that he previously had some errors and fixed them, implying that the registry was reasonably clean.
I don't know what the cause is. There have been no other large software events recently Van?
Well, as i said, i formatted my Laptop, reinstalled Vista and installed then about 30 Applications, after i cleaned my registry and everything worked fine.
2-3 Days after my Installation-Orgy, I wanted to clean my registry and this problem appeared.
The Last 3 Applications i installed where: Songbird 1.0, Titan Quest and the Sigmatel Audio Driver.
I'm doing a Backup right now and try to fix it at the Weekend.
Thx for your help.
Good Night,
Vanadis
Sorry I don't know the answer, but it certainly points to some unusual behaviour. I would not run the registry cleaner.
Delete them if you want, it's normal.