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    Registry fixer/cleaner

    hello,

    Are there any free decent utilities out there that can fix and clean system registries?

    Thanks!
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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Eusing free registry cleaner is very good

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Crap Cleaner will do it safely which many won't and it's free.
    Download CCleaner 2.01.507 - filehippo.com

    It let's you backup changes prior to fixing too.
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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Quote Originally Posted by dangel View Post
    Crap Cleaner will do it safely which many won't and it's free.
    Download CCleaner 2.01.507 - filehippo.com

    It let's you backup changes prior to fixing too.
    It's an excellent all-round bit of software - thoroughly recommended

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Get Registry Mechanic v7 (I have been using RM since v4) it is excellent. Yes you have to pay a few shillings for it but the people who write, provide, support and maintain good software need to eat too!

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    try jv16 PowerTools 2007, it comes with a 30 day trial.

    free cleaners are just no that good!

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Another vote for CCleaner here!
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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Yep, CCleaner for me too. Can't recommend it enough.
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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Never heard of CCleaner but I'm going to give it a try as well

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Crap cleaner is a great all rounder too.

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    Yep ccleaner all the way.

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    OK, thankyou so much for the suggestions!
    Industrial espionage is simply the sincerest form of flattery......

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    Re: Registry fixer/cleaner

    I use Registry mechanic V7
    I used to use Regclean which is a very small free Microsoft application You can DL it Here

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