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Re: registry cleaner that is safe

de Ron May 06/28/2006 02:14




On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 01:16:19 +0800, HCL <HCL@HCL.com> wrote:

>
>> Seems that CCleaner and Regseeker receive the majority of votes. Thank
>> you for sharing your experience
>
>I found Regseeker difficult to use. It show me many entries in each
>section selected from its left pane. But it selected none when I choose
>'select green' or 'select red'. Maybe I just don't know how to use it,
>anyone comment?

Whoops! I just re-read your post again, AFTER sending my first reply,
and now I think I know what's happening:

The red and green entries ONLY apply to registry keys when using the
"Clean Registry" option. The red entries have red text descriptions
below each key, and the green entries have green text descriptions
below each key.

If you are looking at OTHER options, like "Startup Entries" for
instance, there ARE no "red" or "green" entries to select. You select
those entries the same way you select items in Windows Explorer,
including shift-click (range of items) and Ctrl-click (select multiple
items one at a time.)

Sorry for the confusion.

--
Ron M.

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