hello,
When I uninstall software, are the registry entries automatically removed? I had installed the NV 'cascades' demo, and recently removed it. But, according to the installation window, all I could see that was removed were files on the C drive. Nothing from the registry. Do I have to do this myself?
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It should remove itself from the registry but more often then not applications dont.
I think you can download a registry scanner which will detect "dead" entries in your registry and remove them as well as any suspicious ones too.
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CCleaner will do the job of removing erroneous registry files.
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^^ I agree; I've been using CCleaner for weeks now; its pretty sweet...and free. It'll not only clean your registry, but other junk too. The first time I ran it on this old Pentium II machine, it cleaned out over a gigabyte of crap.
use CCleanerfirst and then run RegScrubXP, these two together should safely cleans junk out of the registry. RegScrubXP download from Registry Tools category
RegcrubXP, as it's name suggests, lists xp/2000 as supported OS's, so am not sure if it works on vista.
Both of the above are free.
One thing to be careful of with CCCleaner is that at defaults it will remove ALL cookies, including all those useful ones that stop you having to log in every time at sites like Hexus...
OK, thanks guys.
I just used eusing to get rid of everything, and I don't think I see any more problems now.
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