D. Spencer Hines wrote:
Chambers seems to have a fundamental misunderstanding.



No, I know the user base quite well, actually.


The smart user of CCleaner makes sure he checks each and every Registry
Entry Deletion BEFORE deleting it.


But will the average home consumer know what to check for? Of course
not! That's why they shouldn't use a registry "cleaner."


I certainly do.


That has no bearing on others, though, does it? And you've still not
offered any evidence, whatsoever, that the use of a registry "cleaner"
does anything at all useful, even after others have asked you to do so.
Why is that?


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