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« on: 08 October 2009, 20:40:58 »
Anyone got any opinions on this please?

http://www.iobit.com/advancedwindowscareper.html
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« Reply #1 on: 08 October 2009, 20:44:03 »
There isn't a registry cleaner in the world that is going to know what should & shouldn't be there, unless it was the first program installed directly after the OS and has been keeping track of all changes made since.
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There isn't a registry cleaner in the world that is going to know what should & shouldn't be there, unless it was the first program installed directly after the OS and has been keeping track of all changes made since.

Thats' what I thought, a mate swears by it, but he's a bit computer illiterate ;D
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« Reply #3 on: 08 October 2009, 20:58:58 »
Its fine on a new install but find tune up utilities much better :y
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« Reply #4 on: 08 October 2009, 22:03:04 »
Generally, pc cleanup tools are either ineffective, or shag something up.  Only people who use them tend to be 'pc experts' who's abilities do not usually live up to their claims.  Much like the software.

That said, there are some parts of the registry that can be cleaned up, but 99% of the time, it needs a human eye.
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« Reply #5 on: 08 October 2009, 22:05:48 »
Best clean up tool? - A full rebuild  ;)
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Generally, pc cleanup tools are either ineffective, or shag something up.  Only people who use them tend to be 'pc experts' who's abilities do not usually live up to their claims.  Much like the software.

That said, there are some parts of the registry that can be cleaned up, but 99% of the time, it needs a human eye.

Agreed, the mate who uses it, never known anyone have so many problems with a computer ;D
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