I have been warned not to use registry editors and I will heed the advice.

I am NOT using the registry cleaner in ccleaner.

However, when using the "unnecessary files" function of ccleaner, two
registry entries were listed.

see attached.

O.K. to let ccleaner delete them?

anne

"Anne" <anne@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I have been warned not to use registry editors and I will heed the advice.
>
> I am NOT using the registry cleaner in ccleaner.
>
> However, when using the "unnecessary files" function of ccleaner, two
> registry entries were listed.
>
> see attached.
>
> O.K. to let ccleaner delete them?
>
> anne
>
>

As long as your system is running well, it is ok to delete any files with
the extension .old, .bak, .tmp.

If you have removed Cyberlink Power2Go and label print from your system,
those entries would be safe to go too..



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When deleting any registry entries using CCleaner, always use the backup
feature for added safety.

"Anne" <anne@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0ioRk.260545$3I2.246285@xxxxxx-nntp-02.dc1.easynews.com...

>I have been warned not to use registry editors and I will heed the advice.
>
> I am NOT using the registry cleaner in ccleaner.
>
> However, when using the "unnecessary files" function of ccleaner, two
> registry entries were listed.
>
> see attached.
>
> O.K. to let ccleaner delete them?
>
> anne
>
>