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    A Good Registry Cleaner

    I've been given the work tablet for the weekend but its running like a big, ive defragged it and stopped aload of background apps and services but it takes ages to boot. I'm thinking its a bloated registry but im not sure which app to use, anyone got any suggestions?

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    Fairly liquid is quite good, but make sure you use one of those 'lint-free' cloths to not clog it up.





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    Can you give us the specs, and tell us if it's litterally just the boot process, or sluggish to run generally? Maybe it's something that can be tweaked in the BIOS instead, such as IRQ's, unused ports that can be disabled, or certain drives that it is looking for unecessarily (floppy drives, boot order etc).
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    CCleaner I've found to be a good all rounder on XP PCs... I've never used a Tablet though...

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    I am currently using 2, jv16 powertools and registry clean expert. They are both very good. They also allow you to save the registry before any changes are made.

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    registry mechanic - ace tool. not heard a bad word about it yet. been using it over a year.


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    CrapCleaner - http://www.ccleaner.com also get my vote.
    Just make sure to run the registry issues checker a few times to ensure a completely clean reg...

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