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What is the BEST Registry Cleaner for Win 7 Ultimate or Pro 64 Bit version OS ?
When I search the internet with that same Question ,, i get hundreds of links and every company says it has the 100% BEST Registry Cleaner software and i bet 99% are liars !!
Microsoft really needs to TEST all Registry cleaners & make a list of the Top 5 BEST software for many different uses and post that list so your Customers can know what is the Best to use to Fix their PC problems .
Please !! be Nice and help your Customers who have bought and use your Microsoft software .. OK ??
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If all regestry cleaners are so bad, why do reputable company's rewiew & recommend them?
Because of MONEY possibly?
Nothing "stone age" about not using third-party utilities that are totally UNNECCESARY and in the wrong hands positively dangerous.
I use a number of third-party programs - just not anything that I don't need.
What is your problem with third party programs, Microsoft Heads?
You are the guys still using Microsoft's built in uninstaller, I bet.
Most brainwashed 'net-techs' all say the same thing about non-Microsoft
Progress is made by experimenting with the so called establishment.
If all regestry cleaners are so bad, why do reputable company's rewiew & recommend them?
I give up, the Stone Age I guess, is the best place for Neandrethals !
I'd rather use regedit, back up the registry before working and use regedit's search function to find the relevant keys. I can use my head about what I remove and err on the side of caution. Much better than hoping some automated program doesn't decide an essential key isn't needed.
Answer to your question. NoRegClean
Solution to the problem you think you need it to resolve. Create a system restore point before attempting installation. Simple!
Well I think you are pretty moronic for a) running install files from the internet in the first place - if it's that large and you have a history of power cuts then DOWNLOAD THE INSTALLER before running it and
b) giving your son access to your computer if you can't trust him.
