Windows 7 - How-to Use CCleaner Delete Registry After Remove Some Programs ?

I Don't Need Use Your Uninstaller or Revo Uninstall But I Need Use CClearner. How to Use It For Delete Registry After Remove Some Programs In Add/Remove In Control Panal or Unuse Items ?

One More Question.. About System Locale .. I Seletct English (US) @ Windows Install Screen. But Now I Need Change It << I Can do It ? Is No Bad Result After Change Because Is Not Original Locale Install [English (US)] ?

.. Sorry My Bad English Language

You need to select Registry menu from CCleaner's main screen. Click scan for issues button then fix selected issues. It's pretty straightforward.

To change your locale you need to go to Control Panel. Type 'language' in the search box and you will see the menu to do it.

Thank You

And Please Someone Recommend Best Recovery Programs ? ... I Need Recover My Document (Lost It Because Format Old Windows)

I Need Some Directory EX. Pictures And Some Files In Document Root "Don't Need All Files In My Document"

Please Recommend & How-to Use It

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Chances are, your files have been overwritten since they were located in My Documents. So take a deep breath, and pray.

Oh ! But Are You Sure It Work For Format Items ?

My Result Found 2 Pictures. It's Recuva Icon

Generic advice -

If you do not have knowledge of the registry, then you would probably be better off leaving it alone, and definitely not placing blind trust in a program to do the job for you.

To advise anyone that a "Registry Cleaner" works, and that it will fix or speed up their machine {or all the other nonsense that is often propagated about these things} can mislead people.

Should you decide to go ahead -

Make sure you have
1.a current System Restore point created.
2.a recent "Back up" of your computer- preferably to an external HD.

FYI
Do I need a Registry Cleaner? | What the Tech

Registry cleanup - Microsoft Answers

Yes but just as I said, it could've been overwritten several times. C: drive is so fast-moving sometimes and it would be unavoidable. That's why people advise to put your data on D: or E:. In other words, specific data-only partition.

Good luck retrieving your data!