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  1. correct
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    tuneup utilities 2009
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  3. bizoot
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    as for tune up, it really did **** up my earlier vista system and I couldn't boot!!

    as of now, I didn't know which reg cleaner to use, so I installed 7 different programs and started a scan. the program that found the most problems is "Wise Registry Cleaner". where all the programs found about 600 problems, this one found more than 2000!!!!!!
    but maybe these are not really problems to concern me...
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  4. Antman
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    Chuckle. It would be unWise to use the latter.
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  6. ratePV
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    correct said:
    tuneup utilities 2009
    Did TuneUp 2009 got an update so it can run with W7 or is it the old 8.0.2000 version?
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  7. Snufffed
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    So far I have used Auslogics, Vista manager, Win 7 manager, RecCure, and RegVac... have had NO Problems with any of the above mentioned.
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  8. bigseb
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    CCleaner is good... Registry Shower 2007 is good too... very thorough...
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  10. Zahl
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    I've used raxco perfectspeed on win7 rtm and it caused no problems; the guy actually said it ran better. But I'm not sure I'd use one on my sys unless i had no other choice. I don't really install/uninstall much tho
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  11. Dinesh
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    Don't use Registry Cleaners period.
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