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  #91  
Old October 27th 04, 06:58 AM
Edward W. Thompson
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Default Which Registry Cleaner?

I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
. com...
Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
...

"Unknown" wrote in message
om...
Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
...
RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
...
Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat

As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't miss
anything.




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  #92  
Old October 27th 04, 09:58 PM
CS
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.

I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
.com...
Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
...

"Unknown" wrote in message
om...
Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
...
RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
...
Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat

As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't miss
anything.




  #93  
Old October 27th 04, 10:49 PM
Phil McCracken
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Default Which Registry Cleaner?

CS wrote:
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.



I think Mr. Thompson was being ironic...this is an XP newsgroup, you
know, and MS has withdrawn the file, as you point out, so what might
have been relevant in the past is no relevant now.
  #94  
Old October 28th 04, 06:40 AM
Edward W. Thompson
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

Perhaps you didn't notice that this NG is about WINXP. Unless specifically
stated I think it reasonable to assume all comments refer to WINXP. Perhaps
you are a mind reader but I'm not.


"CS" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.

I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
y.com...
Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
...

"Unknown" wrote in message
om...
Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a
restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
...
RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
...
Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat

As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I
always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem
was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry
about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your
system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't
miss
anything.






  #95  
Old October 28th 04, 03:14 PM
James
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

Only partially true. While it is about WINXP, it is so in a GENERAL
sense. Thus many other things impact upon our discussions, and registry
matters as well as antivirus programs and a host of other GENERAL
concerns can be said to be indirectly related to WINXP discussions.

Edward W. Thompson wrote:
Perhaps you didn't notice that this NG is about WINXP. Unless specifically
stated I think it reasonable to assume all comments refer to WINXP. Perhaps
you are a mind reader but I'm not.


"CS" wrote in message
...

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.


I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
gy.com...

Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
.. .

"Unknown" wrote in message
igy.com...

Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a
restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
...

RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
. ..

Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat


As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I
always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem
was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry
about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your
system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't
miss
anything.




  #96  
Old October 28th 04, 05:18 PM
Edward W. Thompson
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

So a discussion or remarks about software (in this case a Registry Cleaner)
that is designed for another OS is relevant to this NG? That sure is going
to open the flood gates! WinMe is less relevant to WINXP than DOS.


"James" wrote in message
...
Only partially true. While it is about WINXP, it is so in a GENERAL sense.
Thus many other things impact upon our discussions, and registry matters
as well as antivirus programs and a host of other GENERAL concerns can be
said to be indirectly related to WINXP discussions.

Edward W. Thompson wrote:
Perhaps you didn't notice that this NG is about WINXP. Unless
specifically stated I think it reasonable to assume all comments refer to
WINXP. Perhaps you are a mind reader but I'm not.


"CS" wrote in message
...

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.


I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
igy.com...

Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
. ..

"Unknown" wrote in message
digy.com...

Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add
you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a
restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
l...

RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
...

Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat


As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was
RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I
always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem
was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry
about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your
system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't
miss
anything.




  #97  
Old October 28th 04, 06:08 PM
XS11E
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in
:

So a discussion or remarks about software (in this case a Registry
Cleaner) that is designed for another OS is relevant to this NG?


Sure is in this case. RegClean was not written for Windows XP but
there are many (maybe hundreds?) people using it on Windows XP and I
believe that would make it relevant.

  #98  
Old October 28th 04, 11:29 PM
Unknown
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

Why on earth are you trying to be such a pefectionist? That doesn't impress
anyone.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
...
So a discussion or remarks about software (in this case a Registry Cleaner)
that is designed for another OS is relevant to this NG? That sure is going
to open the flood gates! WinMe is less relevant to WINXP than DOS.


"James" wrote in message
...
Only partially true. While it is about WINXP, it is so in a GENERAL sense.
Thus many other things impact upon our discussions, and registry matters as
well as antivirus programs and a host of other GENERAL concerns can be said
to be indirectly related to WINXP discussions.

Edward W. Thompson wrote:
Perhaps you didn't notice that this NG is about WINXP. Unless
specifically stated I think it reasonable to assume all comments refer to
WINXP. Perhaps you are a mind reader but I'm not.


"CS" wrote in message
...

On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 06:58:33 +0100, "Edward W. Thompson"
wrote:

Note that "Unknown" did not say Microsoft developed or wrote a
registry cleaner for WinXP. Microsoft did in fact write a registry
cleaner but it was primarily for Win98/WinME. (regclean, dated
12-30-97). Although it seemed to work OK for Win2000, MS withdrew the
file from its download center.


I suggest you visit www.macecraft.com.

You are entitled to your opinion even if it is totally incorrect.

I am unaware that Microsoft has written a Registry Cleaner for WINXP,
perhaps you will be kind enough to post a link?

Perhaps you will also refrain from posting BS.

"Unknown" wrote in message
digy.com...

Many false statements in your reply.
1. RegSupreme is NOT the cleaning engine for JV16 Power Tools.
2. There was/is only ONE author for the registry cleaner.
3. Registry cleaners are a placebo is entirely false. Why do you think
Microsoft developed one?
4. No confidence on restoring the registry is required with JV16 Power
Tools, it is built in.
I suspect you have this mixed up with some other registry cleaner.
"Edward W. Thompson" wrote in message
.. .

"Unknown" wrote in message
odigy.com...

Far and above, JV16 Power Tools. Used to be free but now there is a
small fee for it. However it is many tools in one. And I might add you
will never worry about it causing any kind of problem. It has a
restore
feature and you can select what you want to delete from the registry
which the cleaner finds.
"Steve" wrote in message
bl...

RegCleaner
"Prabhat" wrote in message
l...

Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat


As far as I am concerned this is bad advice. I have used several
'Registry Cleaners' and the only one to give me problems was RegSupreme
which is the 'cleaning engine' of JV16 Power Tools. Fortunately I
always
backup the Registry using ERUNT and no damage was done. The problem
was
repeatable and I advised the program authors who were singularly
unhelpful.

I may have had a 'one off' problem but to say "you will never worry
about
it causing any kind of problem" is an unfounded statement. The
usefulness of Registry cleaners in WINXP is very doubtful, they are a
placebo. If you are not entirely confident on how to restore your
system
in the event of a Registry problem, don't run a 'cleaner', you won't
miss
anything.





  #99  
Old October 29th 04, 01:21 AM
SteveK
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

"Unknown" wrote in message
news
Why on earth are you trying to be such a pefectionist? That doesn't
impress anyone.


c'mon guys, nuf of this cat fight!


  #100  
Old November 4th 04, 01:30 AM
Deepak
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

Try msicuu, its a good clean up utility, msclean.notlong.com




"David Senior [MVP - Most Valuable Provoc" wrote:

Go for Norton Utilities which comes with Norton's systems Work. You can't go wrong with tried and tested products. The reason M$ stopped supporting old Reg Cleaner is because it was crap! It was written by a bored M programmer who wanted to prove to his peers that he is a good programmer to keep his job.

Hope this helps.
Dick Chenney's (VP USA) daughters are lesbians and the whole world now knows it thanks to John Kerry for letting us know!!!

Prabhat wrote:

Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat


--
I use non Microsoft products wherever possible which requires no activation.

I use Netscape 7.2 as my default browser which has everything I need for my work.

I believe in good Financial Management!! I do not believe in enriching rich jerks!






  #101  
Old November 4th 04, 08:42 AM
Kelly
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

The only thing needed to safely clean your registry is knowledge
and Regedit.exe. If you lack the knowledge and experience to maintain
your registry by yourself, then you also lack the knowledge and
experience to safely configure and use any automated registry cleaner,
no matter how safe they claim to be.

I always use Regedit.exe. I trust my own experience and judgment
far more than I would any automated registry cleaner.

MVP Bruce

My own words and thoughts on the issue:

1. If you know your Windows and registry files well enough, there would be
no need for this post.
2. NEVER trust 'any' registry cleaner unless you know the files you are
dealing with and understand the registry.
3. Your question may pertain to simply Add or Remove files and/or Software
listings, if so:

Troubleshooting, Removing and/or Cleaning Add or Remove Programs
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_a.htm#addremove

4. Registry files are best left alone, when it comes to an automated
cleaner.

Good luck and if you are having any other questions that relate to your post
as to why you feel you "need" a cleaner, post back.

--
All the Best,
Kelly

Microsoft-MVP Windows® XP-Shell/User
2004 Windows MVP "Winny" Award

Troubleshooting Windows XP
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com

Taskbar Repair Tool Plus!
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/taskbarplus!.htm


"Deepak" wrote in message
...
Try msicuu, its a good clean up utility, msclean.notlong.com




"David Senior [MVP - Most Valuable Provoc" wrote:

Go for Norton Utilities which comes with Norton's systems Work. You
can't go wrong with tried and tested products. The reason M$ stopped
supporting old Reg Cleaner is because it was crap! It was written by a
bored M programmer who wanted to prove to his peers that he is a good
programmer to keep his job.

Hope this helps.
Dick Chenney's (VP USA) daughters are lesbians and the whole world now
knows it thanks to John Kerry for letting us know!!!

Prabhat wrote:

Hi All,

I have XP + SP1. I use Microsoft OLD RegClean.

Is this the Best Registry Cleaner Available? Or If not which one I
should Go
For my XP System?

Thanks
Prabhat


--
I use non Microsoft products wherever possible which requires no
activation.

I use Netscape 7.2 as my default browser which has everything I need for
my work.

I believe in good Financial Management!! I do not believe in enriching
rich jerks!








  #102  
Old November 4th 04, 02:53 PM
external usenet poster
 
Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

I always use three registry cleaners; one is Microsoft's and two are third
party.



RegScrbXP eliminates all null and blank lines from the registry. This
significantly speeds up your computer. It can be downloaded form here



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2048



Microsoft's program is called RegClean.exe - this one came out in Windows 98
era and works great on Windows XP - this fixes Microsoft's acknowledged
SNAFUs.



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download458.html



Remember to launch the above two programs three times in a row, to get all
the problems out.



I also use RegCleaner to remove unwanted programs from the registry that are
not listed in add/remove programs.



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download460.html


  #103  
Old November 4th 04, 03:13 PM
Ted Zieglar
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

Microsoft does not have a registry cleaner for Windows XP, and never had.
--
Ted Zieglar


"©¿©" wrote in message
...
I always use three registry cleaners; one is Microsoft's and two are third
party.



RegScrbXP eliminates all null and blank lines from the registry. This
significantly speeds up your computer. It can be downloaded form here



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2048



Microsoft's program is called RegClean.exe - this one came out in Windows

98
era and works great on Windows XP - this fixes Microsoft's acknowledged
SNAFUs.



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download458.html



Remember to launch the above two programs three times in a row, to get all
the problems out.



I also use RegCleaner to remove unwanted programs from the registry that

are
not listed in add/remove programs.



http://www.majorgeeks.com/download460.html




  #104  
Old November 4th 04, 06:00 PM
external usenet poster
 
Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

I never said that it did...read my post! I said that it was for Windows 98
and that it works on Windows XP.


  #105  
Old November 4th 04, 06:16 PM
Ted Zieglar
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Posts: n/a
Default Which Registry Cleaner?

It's not supported for Windows XP, which has a different registry than the
9x versions of Windows, so you're playing Russian Roulette with your system.
Use it if you want - it's a free country - but don't counsel others to
follow your mistake.
--
Ted Zieglar

"©¿©" wrote in message
...
I never said that it did...read my post! I said that it was for Windows

98
and that it works on Windows XP.




 




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