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  #31  
Old January 23rd 09, 08:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Tom [Pepper] Willett[_2_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?


:
: One has to wonder why it is that with the internet at your fingertips
: that you don't bother to research anything before you post your
: erroneous information.
:
: John
:
: Laziness?
:
Trolls don't research.


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  #32  
Old January 23rd 09, 08:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Unknown
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Speaking of a closed mind. You have been given data from a computer repair
shop owner indicating the hundreds of
computers he has repaired that was caused by a 'registry cleaner'. Yet you
refuse to accept that.
Are you in the business of computer repair? Is that why you keep pushing
registry cleaners?
Perhaps YOU personally haven't been harmed by a registry cleaner but what
about the hundreds that have?
"Twayne" wrote in message
...
Sage - John Leonard wrote:
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx


lol, I KNEW the droids with the closed minds, nothing to back up their
claims and misinformation would have to crawl out of the woodwork for this
one and there it is. This is the one that keeps saying not to use a
program written by someone who knows the registry and how to program, and
instead use regedit, which you probably don't understand, to fix a
registry, which you also probably don't understand.
He talks like a fix to the registry is a one-location thing and it's
done, when in fact there are usually many locations related to a possible
program problem, each of which must be considered. But mostly he's a
closed minded ignorant with a boilerplate he likes to use, adding a mod
here & there sometimes to further differentiate it from where it was
stolen from. Then, to back himself up, he provides links to discussions
where he's used info very close to his boilerplate, and submitted by him.

There is a small group of such ignorants here who get really upset at
being called on their misinformation; they'll crawl into the pic soon
here, I'm sure, because every time someone calls them they get more and
more flustered and think that by repeating the same misinformation over
and over someone might believe it.

This post in particular is interesting in the way it conflicts with
itself. But, it does make for a comedic moment should one bother to read
it, or at least scan it quickly.

Thanks for this opportunity Bruce,

Twayne


Bruce C spewed:



There is no such thing as a "good" (meaning useful or
beneficial) registry cleaner, free or otherwise. Some
are less harmful than others, but because they're all
nothing but snake oil, I won't recommend any.
Why do you even think you'd ever need to clean your
registry? What specific *problems* are you actually
experiencing (not some program's bogus listing of
imaginary problems) that you think can be fixed by using
a registry "cleaner?"

...
drivel snipped




  #33  
Old January 23rd 09, 09:12 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Unknown
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

So don't use a program such as a registry cleaner that is totally unneeded
and potentially damaging.
What is so hard to understand about that?
"Twayne" wrote in message
...
Even if YOU know exactly what you're doing, you don't
know what the registry cleaner is doing.


Nor do you know what most any of the programs on a machine are doing,
starting from the point where they are installed and the registry hooks
prepared. Which leads to: So?

Avoid them.
"CBoom" wrote in message
...
I advise against using a registry cleaner unless you
know exactly what you are doing

--
For tips, tricks and tutorials visit my blog below:
http://computerboom.blogspot.com

"Sage - John Leonard" sagegrp@nowhere wrote in message
...
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx






  #34  
Old January 23rd 09, 09:16 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
ANONYMOUS[_3_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

The best registry cleaner is your perseverance to reformat the HD and
reinstall the operating system. All other methods are completely futile and
there is no evidence your system will improve at all.

It is all in the the mind of nutters out there who claim that they work;
take it from me - THEY DON'T!!!



Sage - John Leonard wrote:

Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will work with Vista and
XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx


  #35  
Old January 23rd 09, 09:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
MVPBastard
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Hey Ken,

What is a "snake oil" and have you seen one? Where do you buy one? Do they
improve skin texture?

Thanks.



"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 09:53:44 -0500, "Sage - John Leonard"
sagegrp@nowhere wrote:

Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will work with Vista and
XP?


Although some are safer than others, none is completely safe and none
is needed. You shouldn't run any of them.

Here's my standard message on this subject:

Registry cleaning programs are *all* snake oil. Cleaning of the
registry isn't needed and is dangerous. Leave the registry alone and
don't use any registry cleaner. Despite what many people think, and
what vendors of registry cleaning software try to convince you of,
having unused registry entries doesn't really hurt you.

The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner erroneously
removing an entry you need is far greater than any potential benefit
it may have.

Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
Please Reply to the Newsgroup



  #36  
Old January 23rd 09, 10:02 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Go to shopping.yahoo.com and search for snake oil.
"MVP*******" wrote in message
...
Hey Ken,

What is a "snake oil" and have you seen one? Where do you buy one? Do
they
improve skin texture?

Thanks.



"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Thu, 22 Jan 2009 09:53:44 -0500, "Sage - John Leonard"
sagegrp@nowhere wrote:

Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will work with Vista
and
XP?


Although some are safer than others, none is completely safe and none
is needed. You shouldn't run any of them.

Here's my standard message on this subject:

Registry cleaning programs are *all* snake oil. Cleaning of the
registry isn't needed and is dangerous. Leave the registry alone and
don't use any registry cleaner. Despite what many people think, and
what vendors of registry cleaning software try to convince you of,
having unused registry entries doesn't really hurt you.

The risk of a serious problem caused by a registry cleaner erroneously
removing an entry you need is far greater than any potential benefit
it may have.

Read http://www.edbott.com/weblog/archives/000643.html

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
Please Reply to the Newsgroup





  #37  
Old January 24th 09, 12:00 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Twayne wrote:

Roy Smith wrote:


"John John (MVP)"
wrote
in
message
...


No, these tools cause more harm than good.
If
you want
to keep your Windows installation in good
working order
don't clean your registry with these useless
programs!

John

Sage - John Leonard wrote:


Is there a safe registry cleaner out there,
that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?


If a registry cleaner is not safe, then why
does Windows
Live Onecare have one?

http://onecare.live.com/site/en-US/a...leaner_why.htm

Perhaps you should ask why Onecare steadfastly
refused to
include a registry cleaner in its "paid for"
version,
maybe Onecare and the support team didn't want
to deal
with problems caused by useless registry
cleaners. You
should ask why any application that deals with
user
security and malicious pests surreptitiously
enables
ActiveX without asking or even informing
unwary
users
that it has done so. And finally, you should
ask
yourself why Onecare is being discontinued.
John



And why it reappeared again.


One has to wonder why it is that with the
internet at
your fingertips that you don't bother to
research
anything before you post your erroneous
information.

John


lol, you're pathetic; ever hear of Morro? No?
It's the 1 care replacement. Works with Vista
too. But I wouldn't expect you to know anything
that wasn't hand fed to you.



  #38  
Old January 24th 09, 12:01 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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John John (MVP) wrote:
Twayne wrote:

Roy Smith wrote:


"John John (MVP)"
wrote
in
message
...


No, these tools cause more harm than good.
If
you want
to keep your Windows installation in good
working order
don't clean your registry with these
useless
programs!

John

Sage - John Leonard wrote:


Is there a safe registry cleaner out
there,
that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?


If a registry cleaner is not safe, then why
does Windows
Live Onecare have one?

http://onecare.live.com/site/en-US/a...leaner_why.htm

Perhaps you should ask why Onecare
steadfastly
refused to
include a registry cleaner in its "paid for"
version,
maybe Onecare and the support team didn't
want
to deal
with problems caused by useless registry
cleaners. You
should ask why any application that deals
with
user
security and malicious pests surreptitiously
enables
ActiveX without asking or even informing
unwary
users
that it has done so. And finally, you should
ask
yourself why Onecare is being discontinued.
John


And why it reappeared again.


One has to wonder why it is that with the
internet at
your fingertips that you don't bother to
research
anything before you post your erroneous
information.

John


Laziness?


And you're just as pathetic in your own ignorance,
aren't you? John's wrong, you know.


  #39  
Old January 24th 09, 12:02 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

One has to wonder why it is that with the
internet at
your fingertips that you don't bother to
research
anything before you post your erroneous
information.

John


Laziness?

Trolls don't research.


You don't? Hmm.


  #40  
Old January 24th 09, 12:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

So don't use a program such as a registry
cleaner that is
totally unneeded and potentially damaging.
What is so hard to understand about that?


Nothing hard to understand at all: Your info is
erroneous, not true and otherwise wrong. I use
one of two different registry cleaners routinely.
Have for years. NEVER a single problem. Unlike
you intentional ignorants and sock puppets I
actually take the time to know what I'm talking
about.

Thanks for the opportunity again,

Twayne


"Twayne" wrote in
message
...
Even if YOU know exactly what you're doing,
you don't
know what the registry cleaner is doing.


Nor do you know what most any of the programs
on a
machine are doing, starting from the point
where they
are installed and the registry hooks prepared.
Which
leads to: So?
Avoid them.
"CBoom" wrote in
message
...
I advise against using a registry cleaner
unless you
know exactly what you are doing

--
For tips, tricks and tutorials visit my blog
below:
http://computerboom.blogspot.com

"Sage - John Leonard" sagegrp@nowhere wrote
in
message
...
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there,
that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx




  #41  
Old January 24th 09, 12:17 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

bruce knows better and
enjoys the argument..: )


No problem; I enjoy pointing out his ignorance
anyway and he makes it so easy. He's pretty much
known to all who visit here now as pretty
pathetic, along with some of his socks who love
the smell in there.

If he bothered me I'd just ignore him. He only
has the one song anymore online and doesn't seem
to post on anything else so he's apparently become
pretty obsessed with his misinformation crusade.

I probably should pity him, but I don't and won't
as long as he spews misinformation. He used to
post on other subjects and usually was pretty
accurate but lately ... .


I wouldn't put to much
time in arguing with him,
especially since he has
already admitted to using
ccleaner regulary.


Yeah, I've noticed he's been trying to mediate his
boilerplate lately over time with a little change
here and another there. He's made such a mess of
his boilerplate he's even contradicting himself in
it lately. Apparently I hit a nerve when I came
across his plagairism awhile back. His
boilerplate at that time was word for word from
another person's writings.
I don't put much time into arguing with him,
believe me. It doesn't take long to jot off a few
words about his erroneous statements. Just
enough to feel satisfied that he's been exposed
again and to keep him from misinforming too many
more newbies. He's a strange duck, that's for
certain.


Cheers,

Twayne




"Twayne" wrote in
message
...
Sage - John Leonard wrote:
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there,
that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx


lol, I KNEW the droids with the closed minds,
nothing to
back up their claims and misinformation would
have to
crawl out of the woodwork for this one and
there it is. This is the one that keeps saying
not to use a program
written by someone who knows the registry and
how to
program, and instead use regedit, which you
probably
don't understand, to fix a registry, which you
also
probably don't understand. He talks like a fix
to the
registry is a one-location thing and it's done,
when in
fact there are usually many locations related
to a
possible program problem, each of which must be
considered. But mostly he's a closed minded
ignorant
with a boilerplate he likes to use, adding a
mod here &
there sometimes to further differentiate it
from where
it was stolen from. Then, to back himself up,
he
provides links to discussions where he's used
info very
close to his boilerplate, and submitted by him.
There is a small group of such ignorants here
who get
really upset at being called on their
misinformation;
they'll crawl into the pic soon here, I'm sure,
because
every time someone calls them they get more and
more
flustered and think that by repeating the same
misinformation over and over someone might
believe it. This post in particular is
interesting in the way it
conflicts with itself. But, it does make for a
comedic
moment should one bother to read it, or at
least scan it
quickly. Thanks for this opportunity Bruce,

Twayne


Bruce C spewed:



There is no such thing as a "good"
(meaning useful
or beneficial) registry cleaner, free or
otherwise. Some
are less harmful than others, but because
they're all
nothing but snake oil, I won't recommend any.
Why do you even think you'd ever need to
clean your
registry? What specific *problems* are you
actually
experiencing (not some program's bogus listing
of
imaginary problems) that you think can be
fixed by using
a registry "cleaner?"

...
drivel snipped




  #42  
Old January 24th 09, 12:38 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Twayne[_2_]
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Speaking of a closed mind. You have been given
data from
a computer repair shop owner indicating the
hundreds of
computers he has repaired that was caused by a
'registry
cleaner'. Yet you refuse to accept that.


No, as a matter of fact, I have never seen any
such information here. Since you're obviously
talking about your friend Bruce: As for "a"
registry cleaner causing problems, sure, that's
entirely possible, but he's never said so and
never given anything at all to support his views.
Nada, zip, nothing.
I could probably download a few registry
cleaners right now that would cause problems, but
.... I could also download a LOT of other programs
too, that caused problems. As with anything else,
you have to consider the reputation and history of
the sites you download from. He has absolutely
no basis to state that no reg clnr ever does any
good and "all" will cause problems and "all" are
"snakeoil", which by the way is one of his
plagairisms. And so on.

Are you in the business of computer repair? Is
that why
you keep pushing registry cleaners?


Show me anywhere where I've "pushed" registry
cleaners: You cannot. I simply reply to his
misinformational statements. He tells a lie, I
correct it. It's that simple.

Perhaps YOU personally haven't been harmed by a
registry
cleaner but what about the hundreds that have?


And how about the millions who have been "harmed"
by XP, or win98, or Linux, or whatever? My long
experience and related research has NEVER shown
any support for his claims and he has never backed
them up in any way.
Since I haven't had any cleaner problems on the
many machines I've owned and still own and
operate, plus the many I've serviced and worked
on, without ever a single problem, I'd say that's
a pretty good record, especially when you consider
the millions of people with the same experience
and who have read the same articles and white
papers on the subject.

You might do well to do the same thing yourself;
gather information on your own and learn about
what the situation really is. Stop allowing other
people to do your thinking for you. Even if you
believe what a person tells you, if you feel it's
important, you still should go out and
verify/clarify it for yourself. I imagine you're
too lazy to do that and need everything handed to
you, but you would come away from the experience
with a new appreciation for software authors and
what they can accomplish when they create well
written, well planned and executed code, of which
several registry cleaners and other programs show.
A few years back when I first came across
Brucie I thought he might be on to something. But
his refusal to support any of his claims even that
far back, and his increasing vehemence on the
subject opened the doors for me to recheck a lot
of my prior information and, when compared to my
own and several other's experiences, he came off
as a simple, purposely ignorant closed mind who
probably had ONE problem with ONE registry cleaner
and decided that they all were bad. His only
purpose is vengence, not to expose any relevant,
true information. So as long as he keeps posting
his erroneous crap and if I come across it, I will
expose it for the junk information it is and the
ignorant that he is.

So, I'm happy to say that now, since people are
almost afraid to mention a registry cleaner here,
they then will not be subjected to his trash, and
if they are, and he does it here or wherever I
might come across him, I'll continue to expose
him.

You probably think this is a lot of text for such
a minor subject, but it's not. I'm a touch typist
and spit these things out quickly, nearly as fast
as I think the words. It's to the point now where
I actually enjoy exposing his misinformation so
it's not a job at all, but rather a labor of love
to see that accurate informaiton is protrayed
here.

Cheers sock,

Twayne


"Twayne" wrote in
message
...
Sage - John Leonard wrote:
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there,
that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx


lol, I KNEW the droids with the closed minds,
nothing to
back up their claims and misinformation would
have to
crawl out of the woodwork for this one and
there it is. This is the one that keeps saying
not to use a program
written by someone who knows the registry and
how to
program, and instead use regedit, which you
probably
don't understand, to fix a registry, which
you also
probably don't understand. He talks like a fix
to the
registry is a one-location thing and it's done,
when in
fact there are usually many locations related
to a
possible program problem, each of which must be
considered. But mostly he's a closed minded
ignorant
with a boilerplate he likes to use, adding a
mod here &
there sometimes to further differentiate it
from where
it was stolen from. Then, to back himself up,
he
provides links to discussions where he's used
info very
close to his boilerplate, and submitted by him.
There is a small group of such ignorants here
who get
really upset at being called on their
misinformation;
they'll crawl into the pic soon here, I'm sure,
because
every time someone calls them they get more and
more
flustered and think that by repeating the same
misinformation over and over someone might
believe it. This post in particular is
interesting in the way it
conflicts with itself. But, it does make for a
comedic
moment should one bother to read it, or at
least scan it
quickly. Thanks for this opportunity Bruce,

Twayne


Bruce C spewed:



There is no such thing as a "good"
(meaning useful
or beneficial) registry cleaner, free or
otherwise. Some
are less harmful than others, but because
they're all
nothing but snake oil, I won't recommend any.
Why do you even think you'd ever need to
clean your
registry? What specific *problems* are you
actually
experiencing (not some program's bogus listing
of
imaginary problems) that you think can be
fixed by using
a registry "cleaner?"

...
drivel snipped




  #43  
Old January 24th 09, 02:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
John John (MVP)
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Twayne wrote:

Twayne wrote:

"John John (MVP)"

...you should ask
yourself why Onecare is being discontinued.


And why it reappeared again.


One has to wonder why it is that with the
internet at
your fingertips that you don't bother to
research
anything before you post your erroneous
information.


lol, you're pathetic; ever hear of Morro? No?
It's the 1 care replacement. Works with Vista
too. But I wouldn't expect you to know anything
that wasn't hand fed to you.


One care has not yet "disappeared", Microsoft has announced that it will
be discontinued sometimes in the second half of 2009 and that in its
place they will offer a very different, free AV product called Morro.
If Onecare has not yet "disappeared" how could it have reappeared? When
and where did you see this "reappearance"?

And have you actually downloaded and used Morro? What do you know about
Morro? What does it look like? Does it have the same "features" as
Onecare? Does it include a registry cleaner? Where did you say you
downloaded it from? How did you get your hands on this Morro so that
you could take it for a test drive on your Vista machine?

Once again, as usual, you don't have a clue about anything so you invent
things and make up stories to fit your opinions and then you blow
bubbles through your hat. And once again instead of going on the
internet and doing your research you have instead decided to post more
fud and you have yet made an even bigger dunce of yourself than anyone
here thought possible.

John


  #44  
Old January 24th 09, 06:28 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Unknown
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

You THINK you know what you're talking about. How sadly mistaken you are.
"Twayne" wrote in message
...
So don't use a program such as a registry cleaner that is
totally unneeded and potentially damaging.
What is so hard to understand about that?


Nothing hard to understand at all: Your info is erroneous, not true and
otherwise wrong. I use one of two different registry cleaners routinely.
Have for years. NEVER a single problem. Unlike you intentional ignorants
and sock puppets I actually take the time to know what I'm talking about.

Thanks for the opportunity again,

Twayne


"Twayne" wrote in message
...
Even if YOU know exactly what you're doing, you don't
know what the registry cleaner is doing.

Nor do you know what most any of the programs on a
machine are doing, starting from the point where they
are installed and the registry hooks prepared. Which
leads to: So?
Avoid them.
"CBoom" wrote in message
...
I advise against using a registry cleaner unless you
know exactly what you are doing

--
For tips, tricks and tutorials visit my blog below:
http://computerboom.blogspot.com

"Sage - John Leonard" sagegrp@nowhere wrote in
message ...
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx






  #45  
Old January 24th 09, 06:30 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support
Unknown
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Default Registry Cleaner - does one exists?

Sorry, You are not pointing out his ignorance you are merely displaying
yours.
"Twayne" wrote in message
...
bruce knows better and
enjoys the argument..: )


No problem; I enjoy pointing out his ignorance anyway and he makes it so
easy. He's pretty much known to all who visit here now as pretty
pathetic, along with some of his socks who love the smell in there.

If he bothered me I'd just ignore him. He only has the one song anymore
online and doesn't seem to post on anything else so he's apparently become
pretty obsessed with his misinformation crusade.

I probably should pity him, but I don't and won't as long as he spews
misinformation. He used to post on other subjects and usually was pretty
accurate but lately ... .


I wouldn't put to much
time in arguing with him,
especially since he has
already admitted to using
ccleaner regulary.


Yeah, I've noticed he's been trying to mediate his boilerplate lately over
time with a little change here and another there. He's made such a mess
of his boilerplate he's even contradicting himself in it lately.
Apparently I hit a nerve when I came across his plagairism awhile back.
His boilerplate at that time was word for word from another person's
writings.
I don't put much time into arguing with him, believe me. It doesn't take
long to jot off a few words about his erroneous statements. Just enough
to feel satisfied that he's been exposed again and to keep him from
misinforming too many more newbies. He's a strange duck, that's for
certain.


Cheers,

Twayne




"Twayne" wrote in message
...
Sage - John Leonard wrote:
Is there a safe registry cleaner out there, that will
work with Vista and XP?

What about RegDefense?

thx

lol, I KNEW the droids with the closed minds, nothing to
back up their claims and misinformation would have to
crawl out of the woodwork for this one and there it is. This is the one
that keeps saying not to use a program
written by someone who knows the registry and how to
program, and instead use regedit, which you probably
don't understand, to fix a registry, which you also
probably don't understand. He talks like a fix to the
registry is a one-location thing and it's done, when in
fact there are usually many locations related to a
possible program problem, each of which must be
considered. But mostly he's a closed minded ignorant
with a boilerplate he likes to use, adding a mod here &
there sometimes to further differentiate it from where
it was stolen from. Then, to back himself up, he
provides links to discussions where he's used info very
close to his boilerplate, and submitted by him. There is a small group
of such ignorants here who get
really upset at being called on their misinformation;
they'll crawl into the pic soon here, I'm sure, because
every time someone calls them they get more and more
flustered and think that by repeating the same
misinformation over and over someone might believe it. This post in
particular is interesting in the way it
conflicts with itself. But, it does make for a comedic
moment should one bother to read it, or at least scan it
quickly. Thanks for this opportunity Bruce,

Twayne


Bruce C spewed:



There is no such thing as a "good" (meaning useful
or beneficial) registry cleaner, free or otherwise. Some
are less harmful than others, but because they're all
nothing but snake oil, I won't recommend any.
Why do you even think you'd ever need to clean your
registry? What specific *problems* are you actually
experiencing (not some program's bogus listing of
imaginary problems) that you think can be fixed by using
a registry "cleaner?"
...
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