This program has the GUI from hell. No way to expand the window to read what is behind those long lines.
Must click on each line to get the details. Uninstalled.

Snurre  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+67)

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As always when a registry cleaner is presented there will be comments such as, a waste of time or, should be used regularly.
Both of these are utter nonsense as hardly any two registries are the same and registry cleaners vary considerably in the way they operate.
What will happen is very difficult to predict and varies between improvement and total disaster.

There is a very simple reason for this, the registry is the equivalent of the nervous system of the OS and the OS does not have full control of it.
This can easily be checked by going to Microsoft's support and entering "registry corruption" where you will find 50 pages in which each page contains a list of problems this can cause. Such as when programs will not close when exiting Windows and you are requested to end them, Microsoft suggests that this could be a problem in the registry!

In essence, a major control of the operating system has no method of checking the validity of its content!

Why would anyone put such a system in place you may wonder, there is one good reason and it works extremely well.
The reason is, most software will not run if it does not find the correct information in the registry and Microsoft was losing a lot of money because of pirating of their software.
The registry means problem solved, as long as it's functioning is to a large degree hidden and they certainly made sure of that!

Many other aspects of the registry are difficult to understand such as making information which should be local in to global information. This wastes memory, something as a developer I try to avoid, also avoided is any use whatsoever of the registry and instead the much maligned INI file is used in its place.

From the above it will be apparent I have a very low opinion of the registry in its present form.
Thankfully I did my postgraduate computer studies the year before this monstrosity reared its head.
This made backup of my work a simple process even though storage was much more limited and I didn't have to worry that if my OS went down it would NOT take all my software with it, inexcusable in my opinion!
I have no doubt in my mind that this problem could be remedied if Microsoft had any consideration for their customers by adding software that allowed manipulation of the registry. Sadly as always in Microsoft profit by any means is the bottom line!

If I wasn't in my 70s I would discard Windows and go for an operating system that offered stability, one that is fit for purpose.
One thing is sure I'll stick with XP rather than fill the Microsoft coffers for another unstable OS.

XP-Man  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+28)

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I tried the program and after a scan I had several errors.[which I knew I had] When I tried the fix repair. It went to where I would have to pay. To me where it is a free from giveawayoftheday. So I deleted it right away.

Ivan Pascoe  –  11 years ago  –  このコメントは役に立ちましたか？ はい | いいえ (+23)

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