First scan from Ccleaner

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  1. Posts : 446
    windows 7 Pro 64Bit
       #41

    I agree, I used to use programs that "fixed the registry" but soon found out the hard way that Windows knows what it is doing with the registry. Just leave it alone and enjoy a better computing experience.
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  2.    #42

    Again:

    "Registry cleaners" advertised on webpages, etc. are largely sales scams with no real genius behind them.

    Free CCleaner at defaults is a genius app, one of the most highly regarded tools in the tech world for years.

    Reports that CCleaner messed something up always turn out to be something else, e.g. System Mechanic in the startup list, etc. Such misinformation will be corrected here pronto as it is a slur on real genius.
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  3. akm
    Posts : 1
    XP
       #43

    richc46 said:
    Attachment 126234
    This is what I have
    No registry
    and I have the cookies that I want in the saved column, right.
    After all the bloatware, do a defrag and chkdsk.
    For vista and Seven. No reg cleaners, mechanic tune up etc.
    Just do this
    Suggestions for Proper Maintenance
    Use Microsoft Security Essentials for all windows
    Download and use Malwarebytes weekly. These are all free
    Use the Windows Firewall.
    System Temorary files affects cookies, make sure that you have cookies in the right column if you want them saved
    Cookies remembers passwords etc.
    Wonder if could get an update and/or clarification ?
    So for XP, dont recommend scanning 'Registry' with CCleaner ?
    Understand there is an Windows XP forum, but this seems to address the XP/CCleaner question also ?
    Thank you for your help.
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  4. Posts : 10,200
    MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
       #44

    janeydoll said:
    I just did my first registry scan with ccleaner and wanted someone to see the results and tell me if they are all safe to delete.



    Delete them.

    And yes, I have used CCleaner since before they cleaned up the name (that C was an abbreviation for a common vulgar word).

    CCleaner also has a Win 7 logo certification.

    The only registry cleaner with that designation.

    Now if you want to listen to the scaredy-cats, then simply save the changes made (an option offered by CCleaner). You can then always restore.

    People may encounter problems. The source of their problems is not and has never been the registry cleaner of CCleaner.

    The fact that I take a different road and my car falls apart is not due to the road.
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