No bait. You're the one who made the claim. I've used Ccleaner and have
only found the clearing of temp files to be beneficial. If you've done
more extensive testing, good for you. But bear in mind that is was YOU
who made the claim in the first place! And I still find it interesting
you're unwilling to back it up.

Belief and knowledge are two different things...


"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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Right!

He just wants someone else to do his work for him.

DSH

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he is a sly one and
was just baiting you.

if he had such an open
mind, he could download
the program and test it
himself.
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"D. Spencer Hines" wrote in message
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I don't give a rat's rear end whether you believe me or not.

I'm not trying to sell anything.

So, it's not worth my time and effort to post elaborate results of
the tests
I ran -- which will simply lead to a long thread of worthless back
and forth
caterwauling.

I can use that time far better in other useful pursuits such as
managing my
stock portfolio, working on the car, writing a historical post or
email or
doing something nice for my wife -- not necessarily in that order.
g

I ran controlled tests on nine different machines with various
configurations -- using the Registry Cleaner in CCleaner.

Performance was improved on all of them -- fewer hangs and pauses,
faster
loading of applications, faster executions of commands and faster
startups
and shutdowns.

No Glitches -- Removing Something That Should Not Have Been
Removed -- No
FUD.

I have no experience of using other Registry Cleaners -- so I can't
speak to
them.

I do, carefully, sometimes manually remove or make changes to the
Registry. So, I'm not a barefoot empiricist.

Your Mileage May Vary...

So, Run Your Own Tests.

Bonne Chance!

DSH

Lux et Veritas et Libertas