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Registry Errors
Good Morning Folks:
I recently started running Windows 7 that came preinstalled on a Dell Inspiron 64 bit machine. In general, everything is working quite well so the following problem doesn't appear to be interfering with the operation. However, being a fanatic regarding having all functions running error free, I would like some guidance regarding eliminating some registry errors. Yesterday when I ran as simple system scan of my computer I came across a dozen registry errors that the scan app could not fix. I then ran an elevated scan on the registry only and got a result that showed 112 errors as listed below: File Associations = 6 File Extensions = 3 Application Paths = 1 Com and Active X = 102 I have attached a printout of the report and what I am wondering is if I can go into the registry and manually deleted these items? Any assisstance will be greatly appreciated. Best Regards  Powell Lucas P.S. I will be getting back to you fine folks with a few more less concerning, but irritaing, issues. |
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Yesterday when I ran as simple system scan of my computer I came across a dozen registry errors that the scan app could not fix
What program did you run? |
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| 24 Sep 2011 | #3 |
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Auslogics Boost Speed
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Nothing to concern yourself over. Auslogics Boost Speed is nothing but lies and snake-oil.
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Uninstall Auslogics Boost Speed and try running
System Files - SFC Command - Vista Forums Please post back results as we are here to help you. |
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Ran sfc scannow and chkdisc. Both came back showing no problems. Thanks for yoyr reply.
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C Cleaner is very good and free too. It wil clear everything out for you - No way I'm hand editing them out with regedit!
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Registry Errors
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