Registry cleaner recommendations

[Sportsman]

There are loads of registry cleaning programs out there but is there one I can trust.

Your views are welcomed and appreciated

[jimpy0]

Depends on how deeply you want to get into the registry, for day to day usage i use crapcleaner and have found it performs well with a small footprint also updates fairy frequently and easily.

Been using it for 2-3 years now without hiccup, just remember to untick the add yahoo toolbar during install.

[ayjay]

The one in CCleaner by Piriform has never caused me any problems.

[Sportsman]

Thanks both. I have used CCleaner in the past but it got rid of all my passwards

[grumpybum]

but it got rid of all my passwards

 

Its a case of checking all the boxes and removing those you dont want removed.

[jeepster]

CCleaner for sure, just make sure you configure it properly!

[Sportsman]

Thanks Gents.

Registry duly cleaned of crap

[Norrie]

Thanks Gents.

Registry duly cleaned of crap

 

 

Hiya, Hope yer doing well......

 

Anyway....I asked the same question recently, and was told to use Clary Utilities...I did, and have'nt regretted it since....

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/forums/Problem-t2323482.html

Edited September 2, 2010 by Norrie

[Chris Goddard]

Don't know about Clary thing? (You OK you YOUNG thing you?) BUT the latest CCleaner seem to ASK you if you want to check something or it will get rid of passwords? To b safe I now use ROBOFORM and that CERTAINLY works!! Well worth the paid for version!