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• Is the registry cleaner in Auslogics BoostSpeed safe to use?

  I use Auslogics BoostSpeed, which includes a registry cleaner that finds and removes the bad entries. I want to know is if it is safe to use or not. I think it's safe - after all it next to a 5-star CNET editors' and ranking user of 4 of 5 stars (out of 606 votes.)

  What do you think guys?

  I use Auslogics BoostSpeed, which includes a registry cleaner that finds and removes the bad entries. I want to know is if it is safe to use or not. I think it's safe - after all it next to a 5-star CNET editors' and ranking user of 4 of 5 stars (out of 606 votes.)

  What do you think guys?

  I use Auslogics Registry Cleaner and like it, and it should work for you. But it COULD cause (1% chance) barely.

• What is the best registry cleaner I can use it, is really safe and accurate?

  I am really picky on my laptop and it is clean makes me feel safe and my pc works really very fast. I'm a gamer and I uninstall a lot of games and software every day, but when I take a look in the registry, I see the files with my games uninstalled still there. I use CCLEANER, but it will not erase all unnecessary files. I wanted to know what microsoft recommends that we use to make computers much cleaner and faster, users of windows 7.

  It is not a safe or recommended registry cleaning utility.

  The registry requires no cleaning, and entered orphan make no difference.

  Software however badly written, its installation options & removal can cause problems.

  Its not recommended to use the registry CCleaner module.

  You can of course manually clean your registry database, to remove the orphan entries

• PC interpreter registry clean to clean my computer says it iv got 204 errors, I keep remove, but Guard always returning.

  original title: pop - up program

  I get this PC program interpreter registry clean to clean my computer it says that iv got 204 errors, I keep to delete, then delete the trash, but always comes back.

  Hi, jhb59,

  Restart the computer and start typing the F8 key

  Select Mode safe mode with networking

  Download the following tool and analysis complete to rule out malware

  http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=16

  Start > Control Panel > uninstall programs

  Search the PC interpreter

  Select, then press on uninstall

  -Or-

  Start > all programs

  Search the PC interpreter

  Click to open the menu

  Select uninstall PC interpreter

• Is there a registry cleaner Microsoft recommends for XP SP3?

  SP3 is a very slow and bumpy ride.

  Using a registry cleaner is only likely to create a new even more intractable problem so I would recommend that you drop this idea.

  BTW the tis is not Microsoft even if you will meet staff of Support technique Microsoft in these forums. The forums are a peer to peer self-help support group.

  It is always sensible in this situation to achieve a malware check

  Start the computer in safe mode with network and download and install Malwarebytes (free version for individuals only), updated definitions and run in safe mode. Disable other security software while you do the analyses.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/

  Download and run SuperAntiSpyware (Free Edition)

  http://www.SUPERAntiSpyware.com/download.html

  Some malware is installing the entries of proxy server redirecting internet connections. If you encounter this problem step 2 see in the following link:

  http://www.myantispyware.com/2011/02/21/how-to-remove-Internet-Security-Essentials-virus/

• I have a t (shown) program which offers many files (listed) cleaning is safe [SP3 XP Prof]

  I used Advanced System Care years. now V4 asks in his section of health, JUNK FILES section to analyze the text following {NOTE; not included in their recommendation} to search for what follows. Question: Is this safe and what do you think Experts?

  DNS CACHE
  OLD FILES PRFETCH
  MENU ORDER CACHE
  HIDE STATUS BAR NOTIFICATION
  WINDOWS SIZE LOCATION CACHE
  HISTORY OF USER ASSISTANCE
  IIS LOG FILES
  THUMBNAIL CACHE
  FILE TASKBAR JUMP

  I HAVE NOT LISTED THE RECOMMENDED ANALYSIS FILES. {ALSOSO CAN YOU GIVE ME A LINK TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THESE?}

  I would not use any registry cleaner, which is what ASC mainly grows.  See the following for a long time MS - MVP Ken Blake:

  Registry cleaning programs are all snake oil. Cleaning of the
  registration is not necessary and is dangerous. Let alone register and
  do not use any registry cleaner. Despite what many people think, and
  What software record cleaning suppliers are trying to convince you,
  have unused registry entries is not really make you hurt.
  The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner by mistake
  delete an entry you need is much greater than any potential benefit
  It can have.
  Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html

  and http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=28099

  and also
  http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovich/Archive/2005/10/02/registry-junk-a-Windows-fact-of-life.aspx

  Let me stress that neither me nor anyone else who warns the
  use of registry cleaners never said that they always cause
  problems. If they have always caused problems, they would disappear from
  the market almost immediately. Many people have used a registry
  cleaner and never had a problem with it.

  The problem with a registry cleaner is that it carries with it
  the risk of a significant problem. And since there is no
  benefits of using a registry cleaner, running that risk is a very bad
  good deal.

  The files you listed, on the other hand, most of the time could be deleted-, but doing so probably will slow down your computer (probably imperceptibly) rather than the reverse.  You can Google any of these terms for more information, but in general, a "cache" is where Windows stores things that are frequently used, so you can find quickly and easily the next time that the item is searched.

  Prfetch [sic. The "Prefetch" files], for example, to speed up the loading of applications.  There are many myths about the Prefetch folder, but for best results, leave it alone.

  Usually the log files can be discarded.  Generally, you are not yet aware that a log file has been created.

  Clearing "USER ASSIST HISTORY" is for the paranoid among us.  There is a registry key, but relatively safe to delete.  For more details, see http://personal-computer-tutor.com/abc3/v29/vic29.htm

• is a registry cleaner program a good investment for a slow computer?

  Hello.

  My computer is slow and late, most of the time when I go on facebook the freez the computer for 10-15 seconds, then the page comes on. The more problems I have on facebook is when I go to the games (the game will load completely and before it begins, it closes and recharge again.) Sometimes it's just the game freez and I click on "Home" to leave the game and I have to return the game to continue playing). Now, the problem is not only on Facebook, I use it as an example. I searched on google and I want to know if a registry cleaner might help. Some websites you says it's good, some sites say it's a scam most registers are useless. I'm running on Windows Vista business and I have Kaspersky Lab Internet Security 2013, and I have my computer, run a defrag every week. If I need a registry, I saw a couple of sites for this and the other says it's best 'RegClean Pro' and another said 'RegZooka.  Also is there a Web site that is 'kosher' and reliable software. There are SO many scams.

  Thank you for taking the time to read this.

  Yves.

  Absolutely not. Most are scams.

  In any case, those who are not is dangerous. There is no central reference to the registry. Each program or driver, including Windows, it uses as it sees fit. Recommended by microsoft parts are specified by a particular product with no coordination team. Noone has knowledge of a deep understanding of the tens of thousands of programs.

  The unused parts of the registry do not affect the registry.

  Internet Explorer

   

  To improve performance for IE, you can reset internet Explorer to the factory settings. This will disable memory addons chewing and bar tools, etc. that you've installed over time.

  In Internet Explorer click on Tools in the bar and then Internet Optionscommand. Go to the Advanced tab, and then click the Reset button.
   
   
  Or disable/remove specific ones, in Internet Explorer click on Tools for button on the command bar - Manage the Addons - enable or disable Addons - select the addin - Remove or disable the button.
   
   
  Other memory hogs
   
   
  You probably many useless auto startup programs. You can disable these programs.
   
   
  Click Start - all programs - Accessories - run and type
   

  msconfig
  

   
  Then go to the Startup tab uncheck the things you don't need.
   
  Use the command line column to find info on the file, if it does not use display menu - Select the columnsdisplay. Use the name of the folder that contains the file and right click - Properties - Details tab to see what it is.
   

  Explorer

  Explorer (explorer.exe) is the program that is the start menu and taskbar, windows folder and the office (which is a folder window).

  The Explorer is built on addin programs called Extensions of Shell. The standard is provided by Microsoft, but programs add their own.

   
  • Download Autoruns http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx
  • Close the windows explore
  • Start Autoruns by right-clicking and choose Run as administrator
  • Click on the Options menu - entries and Filter Options to hide Microsoft tick and clear to understand empty slots
  • Go to the explore tab and uncheck everything to the left.
  • Reset

• is there a registry cleaner free

  Is there a registry cleaner free of Microsoft?

  It has been/is a registry cleaner in Windows Live One Care safety analysis.

  Years, they released a product called RegClean 4 which was necessary to maintain the size of the registry, Win 9 x small enough so that it wouldn't crash the machine. He never removed the safer of the entries, and I guess that the OneCare registry cleaner works in the same direction.

  There are three types of registry cleaner.

  Type #1 does nothing but remove safer entries and has therefore no impact on performance.

  Note that the OneCare cleaner registry is just one part of a major clean-up operation and is not sold as the main element ' go faster '...

  #2 type removes entries more safe but also other flags entered as potential candidates for removal. This type can remove some features because it offers choices that cannot be fully understood by the user of the computer.

  #3 type promises realization just as it was when you were first of all the computer, but this is because the user must run the 'back to the factory' procedure to recover a work computer. In a perverse way, the statements are true, but the method to get '' there '' makes nothing better than scams.

  Microsoft is aware that the register used by Windows 2000 and all derivatives since actually ignore the orphan entries, and the maximum size of the registry is well above what any user could get it.

  If Windows 2000 > registry Gets a big enough mistake, you never get the chance to use a registry cleaner because Windows does not start in any case. Manual registry and reconstruction removal, it is not always successful of success and the amount of commands must be typed exactly, or there is a risk of worse... not that it can do a lot worse than a computer that does not start in the mode of... (-:

  Microsoft also knows what a registry cleaner used on Windows 2000 > can improve performance when used as the only tool.

  To this day, I don't understand why Microsoft never included a registry cleaner in the OnerCare package. All it does is keep the living myth that registry cleaners have value, opening the door to every registry scam cleaner...

  It is best to avoid contact with the registry cleaners.

• Error Windows with Memory.dmp after registry cleaner

  Hello

  Often, I run my registry (Eusing) cleaner to help my computer work better. But recently, he finds more errors than usual and after cleaning the registry, I lost the use of my touchpad (because I use a laptop), my computer ran more slowly (even if she becomes faster), and restart, shut down or even shut down my laptop, it will always do, then come (when it comes) telling me an error that forced the phone to restart. The error concerns the files

  C:\windows\minidump\061114-26972-01.dmp

  C:\Users\*username*\appdata\local\temp\wer-76471-0.SysData.XML

  C:\windows\memory.dmp

  After restarting my computer in safe mode, the errors have not persisted, but restarting leads to a DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION.

  Please let me know which files you need to see, and how I can download them.

  Wednesday, June 11, 2014 18:41:22 + 0000, Shnerdling wrote:

  Hello

  Often, I run my registry (Eusing) cleaner to help my computer work better. But recently, he finds more errors than usual and after cleaning the registry, I lost the use of my touchpad (because I use a laptop), my computer ran more slowly (even if she becomes faster), and restart, shut down or even shut down my laptop, it will always do, then come (when it comes) telling me an error that forced the phone to restart. The error concerns the files

  Registry cleaning programs are all snake oil. Cleaning of the
  registration is not necessary and is dangerous. Let alone register and
  do not use any registry cleaner. Despite what many people think, and
  What software record cleaning suppliers are trying to convince you,
  have unused registry entries is not really make you hurt.

  The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner by mistake
  delete an entry you need is much greater than any potential benefit
  It can have.

  Read
  http://www.howtogeek.com/171633/why-using-a-registry-cleaner-wont-speed-up-your-PC-or-fix-crashes/
  and also
  http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovich/Archive/2005/10/02/registry-junk-a-Windows-fact-of-life.aspx

  You can also read the section on the registry of CCleaner
  Here cleaning product:
  http://www.howtogeek.com/113382/how-to-use-CCleaner-like-a-Pro-9-tips-tricks/

  Let me stress that neither me nor anyone else who warns the
  use of registry cleaners never said that they always cause
  problems. If they have always caused problems, they would disappear from
  the market almost immediately. Many people have used a registry
  cleaner and never had a problem with it.

  The problem with a registry cleaner is that it carries with it
  the risk of a significant problem. And since there is no
  benefits of using a registry cleaner, running that risk is a very bad
  good deal.

• on the home page, the symbol of firefox has disappeared and there is an ad for registry cleaner?

  Yesterday, my homepage has changed - there is no normal firefox symbol with the little Fox hug th Earth. Just four color wheel, next to him "search results" then the field empty to enter in a search. Below that is an ad for a registry cleaner. It presents the new homepage of firefox?

  Hello, this looks like a problem maybe caused by adware on your pc. Please go to firefox > addons > extensions and remove any suspicious entries (toolbars, the things that you have not installed intentionally, I don't know what purpose they serve, etc.). also, go to the windows control panel / programs and remove all toolbars or potentially unwanted software from there and run a full scan of your system with the security software you have in place and various other tools such as the free version of malwarebytes & adwcleaner.

  Remove a toolbar that has supported your Firefox or the homepage search
  Fix Firefox problems caused by malicious software

  afterwards please install the reset search addon - he'll come back more often customizations make these adware programs in default firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/searchreset/

• Microsoft has a registry cleaner?

  Original title: registry cleaners

  Microsoft has a registry cleaner?  Also is it necessary to use a registry cleaner?

  The game, 18 November 2010 16:28:55 + 0000, Gigiou wrote:

  Microsoft has a registry cleaner?

  N °

  Also is it necessary to use a registry cleaner?

  Not only is # not necessary, that's a very bad thing to do.

  Registry cleaning programs are all snake oil. Cleaning of the
  registration is not necessary and is dangerous. Let alone register and
  do not use any registry cleaner. Despite what many people think, and
  What software record cleaning suppliers are trying to convince you,
  have unused registry entries is not really make you hurt.
  The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner by mistake
  delete an entry you need is much greater than any potential benefit
  It can have.
  Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html

  and http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?t=28099

  and also
  http://blogs.technet.com/markrussinovich/Archive/2005/10/02/registry-junk-a-Windows-fact-of-life.aspx

  Let me stress that neither me nor anyone else who warns the
  use of registry cleaners never said that they always cause
  problems. If they have always caused problems, they would disappear from
  the market almost immediately. Many people have used a registry
  cleaner and never had a problem with it.

  The problem with a registry cleaner is that it carries with it
  the risk of a significant problem. And since there is no
  benefits of using a registry cleaner, running that risk is a very bad
  good deal.

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• What is the best way to correct the registry errors without the use of a registry cleaner in XP?

  I am sorry to raise this issue that so many people who have asked me.  I read pages and pages of discussions on the MS forum on this subject, and without exception, all the experts said Microsoft registry cleaners are completely unnecessary and that junk in the registers has no performance impact at all.  Instead, they say, to do x, y and z.  I am running Windows XP on my desk for five years, and gradually, he got so slow it's almost unbearable.  It takes 10-15 minutes just to start, and sometimes it takes 2 minutes or more just to open a window of browser (IE8) or go to the previous page by using the arrow to the left.  Before you tell me all the things it could be, please let me say that:

  1. my PC has not always been this slow!  It is getting worse.

  2. all my Windows software is up to date.  I have automatic updates on.

  3. I have a lot of disk space, almost 75% of free space on a hard drive of 80 GB.

  4. my PC is free of viruses, spyware and Trojans.  I have McAfee antivirus running and I also sometimes run Malwarebytes and Trojan Killer, because they always find things that don't have McAfee.

  5. I defragment my hard drive on a regular basis.

  6. I regularly delete all my temporary files by using the Windows Disk Cleanup utility.

  7. I have very little, if any "Add-ons".  No toolbar Yahoo or Google (or Bing!).

  8. I removed nearly every program that I start, so that they are not running in the background.

  9. I uninstalled all the programs that I don't use.

  However, I still have a slow ever-more computer.  Sometimes, when I see ads on TV to increase the speed of my PC, I download the 'free' software, and they claim to find hundreds or thousands of "registry errors.  When I look at the newspapers, I see many entries in registry for 'Netscape' and 'Google Earth', which I uninstalled years ago, as well as entries for the videos that I downloaded, seen once, and deleted a long time ago.

  So, what's the problem?  If it's not related to my registry (which Trojan Killer says has more 6 000 entries!), what else could be?  I would appreciate greatly any advice you can give, because there are dozens of companies on their touting their registry cleaners and the uninstall (for a price) programs, and after reading reviews of the MS MVPs, I'm skeptical of their claims.  Thank you.  :)

  I can't disagree with a lot of things have already been said.

  I'm willing to accept that your machine does actually takes 10 to 15 minutes on the clock. It's completely absurd.

  Some people call your "Windows Rot" problem. Becomes just the slower windows over time. It is a collection of things that are happening in the background. Yes I believe that the register contributes. Using a registry cleaner is not a "magic" solution But it can help a little.

  The PC care program/process you described is above average.  I suggest you add CCleaner. Disk Cleanup is not bad, CCleaner is better, cleaning of other stuff which does not resemble the DC. It won't be a significant difference because disk space is not your problem, but it will help a little.

  'Play' with the registry is VERY risky. If you decide to go ahead, I would say that first make you a copy of the full image backup using a utility that can be started and run from a CD/DVD. Just in case the registry cleaner breaks of your machine.

  Registry cleaners is that they take a "best estimate" to what is no longer necessary. Sometimes they think wrong. And each vacuum cleaner will clean slightly different sets of places.  If the tool does not provide a way to back up the registry before you start cleaning, do not use it. He is not careful enough.

  If vacuuming offer 'levels' of cleaning, enjoy. Open for more aggressive cleaning, with resetting and long series of normal use between cleanings.

  You are looking for a tool which also makes registry "defragmentation". The registry is a database that get disorganized by additions and deletions. Defragmentation will be re - organize and get rid of a 'lost' space, making it the smallest file, afterwards faster to read.  It is not something you need to do frequently, but since you've never done it in 5 years, it would help, after cleaning registry.

  Another place to find CPU and RAM wasted resources is Windows Services. These are small programs that start at boot time. They run in the background and provide support services to all applications or specific applications.  Many applications services are running even though you don't really need them. You can find information on which you can set by Googling for 'Windows XP hardening'. There are a lot of sites with good information. They call it hardening because by disabling unnecessary stuff, you leave less possible openings for the "bad guys" to the attack.

  Ultimately, I think your best bet will simply bite the bullet and re - install windows and all your applications. It's the best way to restore your computer to almost any performance fees factory. (It is not exactly factory fresh because you need to add a ton of Windows updates).

  Before you re-install, do copy image 1 or more full backups. At least one must be done using a tool that will easily allow you to extract the files. You data backup files separately to make it easier to restore the reinstallation. IE, copy it to a USB key.

  Many "experts" actually expect to, and do, re - install windows every 6-12 months!  I think it's a bit exaggerated, but they swear by it.

  Once you do your re - install, create a copy of the magnified image
  Install a firewall application (before the windows updates)
  Once you do all updates of windows, create a copy of the magnified image
  After that you re-install all your apps, create another copy of the complete picture.

  In this way, in the future, you have more current points to restore your computer to. It will reduce the time you spend to get back to the current configuration.

  On a 5 year old XP machine, you have probably 512 MB - 1 GB of RAM. You might also consider taking in the shop (or DIY) and bump the RAM up to at least 2 GB or better still max out.  The current versions of the applications use much more memory than they did 5 years ago. Even XP will be since he has been seriously corrected since then.

• The CCleaner registry cleaner reports "invalid or empty the file class."

  Original title: when using CCleaner (cleaning the registry), the only problem that arises is; 'Class file invalid or empty', how can I solve this problem?

  After using CCleaner, registry cleaner, CCleaner is displayed the following problem;

  Problem: Invalid or empty the file class

  Data:.tif\openWithProgids\MSPaper.Document

  Registry key: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\fileExts\.tif\OpenWithProgids

  How can I solve this problem once and for all?

  When I use 'Registry Cleaner' "CCleaner" from the program for "chose to solve problems", it doesn't permanently solves the problem, as whenever I run the CCleaner program at a later date, it is here once again!

  I have the 32-bit version of Windows XP service pack 3 and Windows Explorer 8, is installed on this desktop computer.

  Please, help me to solve this problem.

  Thank you for any help you can give me!

  The problem with registry cleaners in general is that they often report "of the problems' when there is no problem.  If the user actually deletes an entry from the registry in response to such a notice, then it could well be a problem.

  Just because you have not known - again - a problem with the Ccleaner registry cleaning tool does not mean that you won't.  Because the 'cleansing' of the registry has not been shown to have an effect on the performance of the system, the risk of deleting something important makes use of stupid registry cleaners.  Read the two links in my previous post.

  As I wrote originally, the 'problem' reported by Ccleaner is probably due to his inability to properly manage the data type "REG_NONE" in the registry key.

  The way to fix this is to ignore and stop using Ccleaner registry that tells you that there is a 'problem '.

• Disk defragmentation repeated after you install a Registry Cleaner program.

  Original title: Disk Defragmenter

  Hello.

  I use Windows XP Prof and IE 8.

  "After" install a Registry Cleaner program, a disk defragmentation task was executed, and he indicated that the volume needs to be defragmented. Subsequently, the task of disk defragmentation was performed again and he said that 'always' volume must be defragmented even if there is nothing to defragment (no red line showing).

  'Before' installing the program Registry Cleaner, disk defragmentation task was performed and she would declare that the volume needs to be defragmented. Subsequently, the task of disk defragmentation was performed again and he said that the volume was already defragmented (no red line showing).

  Why the registry cleaner would lead the program Defragmenter to 'think' that he needs to defragment even after this has been done (and no red line showing)?

  Thanks in advance.

  I will not bore to 'clear all' regularly because I can see the red error icon and the yellow warning icon clearly by scroll.

  Bottom line: Defrag works so I will continue to "analyze" and defragment every day when there are red lines in the graph, but not worthwhile to defragment a second time, unless the red lines still appear.

  Thank you 'a lot' to work on this issue with me - It is much appreciated.

• I need to do a Defrag. Where can I find the registry cleaner?

  I need to do a Defrag. where can I find Registry Cleaner?

  Why do you need a registry cleaner?

  What is the best way to correct the registry errors without the use of a registry cleaner in XP?  (discussion)

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314848 how to defragment your disk Volumes in Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/305781 how to analyze and defragment a Windows XP disk