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Old 30-03-2004, 18:29   #17
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Re: Registry 'cleaning'

Quote:
Originally Posted by theman
if you go to this site you can get reg clean free
www.worldstart.com

then look in the left hand window for DOWNLOAD ACHIEVE
THEN CLICK ON IT
then look for regclean .exe
That is Reg Cleaner, which is the one I linked to... "Reg Clean" is a different program, IIRC it was a Microsoft program that they discontinued some years ago.
I never had problems with Reg Cleaner on Win 95 but a friend who used Reg Cleaner on his Win 2000 pc had severe problems after using it.
Always been a bit wary of it since then but have just tried the copy I had from a while back and it seems OK.
Sadly Jouno Vourio, the developer of Reg Cleaner sold out and it is no longer freeware, I think the license is owned by Macesoft now.

Edit: Just re read Gary 580's post, it seems that you can get RegClean but it is not supported by Microsoft.
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