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    Question Registry cleaner

     
    What would be considered a good, if such a thing exist, registery cleaner for Windows XP SP3?

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    I use two: Ccleaner CCleaner - PC Optimization and Cleaning - Free Download

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    Eusing Free Registry Cleaner: Safely scan and repair registry problems - Spyware FREE.

    That's all you will need. After you clean the registry I recommend NTREGOPT. ERUNT and NTREGOPT
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    I'm with Tax on that... CCleaner is what came to mind first.
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    Another vote for CCleaner, but in the past I have used Iolo System Mechanic, and it was a good tool. A little more expensive than I want now, as I used to have a complimentary version from a PC magazine.
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    Just watch out for what you are deleting. I have used iolo and it was OK, but it did create some issues with my PC at the time. I do use CCleaner which has been good.
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    You also have the option to back up your registry. I would suggest you do it. I had something go wrong with some Apple phone software, and needed to restore the registry.

    I did it again, and it was fine. Hmmm....
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    My vote is also for CCleaner, I've used it for years without a problem.
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    Thanks for the info.

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    Lifehacker recommended Little Registry Cleaner.. Little Registry Cleaner Dumps Your Registry Junk - you could check that out.
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    I've also used TweakNow, which was recommended by Rob, and it has a registry cleaner that works just fine. It also has some other handy tools beyond what CCleaner has.
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    I'd forgotten about TweakNow - I just downloaded the newest version. Nice! Thanks for that!
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