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Artliner

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I?m wondering why other free programms like WISE registrycleaner OR glary Utilities still find hundreds of registry entries and or files that can be deleted.

Even registry Booster 2 does find some more things to clear out.

 

I prefer using the fastest cleaning tool. CCleaner.

Don?t forget. Glary utilities and WISE registry cleaning does the cleaning in one click.

 

I suppose CCleaner to have the same option.

 

Maybe the CCleaner-team can find out why other programs stilf find hundreds of entries that can be deleted.

 

 

Regards

 

Artliner

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I found this here

Registry

 

CCleaner even has a built-in Registry Cleaner. It's not the best (not CCleaner's main function), but it will find invaild registry entries that most Registry Cleaners will not. Unlike the Disk Cleaners with a Registry Cleaner, CCleaner does really fast scanning for Registry Issues. The reason is CCleaner doesn't want to effect Windows performance or effect any applications. It's better to be safe than sorry!

So it may not be up to par with the rest of the registry scanners, but most of the entries it found are safe to remove while other registry cleaners can show up needed registry entries that may look unecessary.

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I?m wondering why other free programms like WISE registrycleaner OR glary Utilities still find hundreds of registry entries and or files that can be deleted.

Because CCleaner is SAFE. Just because those programs find lots of entries they deem to be unnecessary doesn't mean they actually are unnecessary, or even safe to remove.

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Trust me on this one, CCleaner doesn't go deep and that is good. CCleaner's registry cleaner is the only one I use on my laptop because RegSeeker, which hasn't caused any problems on my desktop, messed up the registry so much I had to reinstall the OS. CCleaner has yet to give me problems.

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CCleaner still find some miss by other Reg fixer I check with Clean my Registry free registry cleaner reg organizer regcleaner registryfistaid regcool reistryhealer regseeker regvac regdelnul baku tools ensingfreeregustycleaner they all miss some one time take out 5500 in one go & go into reg take out by looking find over 1000 miss by reg cleaners like games so on :blink:PS May Help > http://home.comcast.net/~SupportCD/XPMyths.html

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Because CCleaner is SAFE. Just because those programs find lots of entries they deem to be unnecessary doesn't mean they actually are unnecessary, or even safe to remove.

 

 

This is realy a bad answer.

 

On 5 different PC?s/laptops with different office versions CCleaner deleted wrongly the office extentions in the filetype list. Alle these pc?s does still have this problem today. PC?s where CCleaner is not installed are still working. This was the reason to look for other programs to clean the registry. I trusted CCleaner for years. It was with the CCleaner version around december-januari. This version removed all office document extentions. Today i still have problems on all these pc?s. I always downloaded the version from the internet for every pc separately. During newyear i visited my family and installed CCleaner. A week later i had many phonecalls that the attachments in outlook didn?t work anymore.

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