Vista - Register Cleaner.

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 19:42:48 -0700, Frank <fb@nospaner.cnm> wrote:
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>>Adam Albright wrote:
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>>>On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 18:40:36 -0600, Bruce Chambers
>>><bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote:
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>>>>Peter Foldes wrote:
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>>>>>"Adam Albright" <AA@ABC.net> wrote in message news:mhh2b3l7t0kol7tp88b9nn23vfhlh8mmka@4ax.com...
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>>>>>>There are valid reasons to use Registry Cleaners, they work. End of
>>>>>>story.
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>>>>>Adam
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>>>>>Can you tell us what are the valid reasons for using Registry Cleaners???
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>>>> Don't hold your breath; he's steadfastly refused to do so, to date.
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>>>One trait all fanboys have: They lie.
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>>>The last time the topic came up,
>>>I documented reasons why using Registry Cleaners make sense. All
>>>fanboys ever do in pontificate. Saying do this... without every giving
>>>reasons why, other than they said so. Then when called on they whine.
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>>All insecure as*holes like adam do is lying. He's an accomplished liar
>>but for reasons other than alias lies.
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> Calling your bluff again Frankie boy, all you got to do is document
> just a single post where I've lied and repost it here. I challenged
> you and other fanboys before but you always do the same thing, tuck
> your tail between you legs and run away as fast as you can.
>
>
>>adam didn't retire at 40, he was fired at 40. Proly cause of his stupid
>>condescending personality & drinking. He hated his bosses and they
>>couldn't stand his ignorant ass. He proly also drank on the job or else
>>came to work drunk/hung over.
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>
> Damn Frankie, why did you stop taking your meds? You know it makes you
> more paranoid than usual.
>
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>>So he's been unemployed or (unemployable) for the last 20 yrs.
>
>
> When I retired I just goofed around for a year. Got bored, started a
> business just to keep busy, more of a hobby. Damn, if it wasn't
> successful, so I sold it and started another business video related
> and that is a success too. Jealous Frank?
>

hehehe...still trying to be wanted huh? Well, don't give up as there is
always hope. You could always try and sell urbuttoo!
I know it's free but you just might make a few friends...well...maybe
not in your case...seeing as how you're such a stupid loser...hahaha...lol!
Frank

On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 23:33:03 -0600, "Not Me" <cargod01@bresnan.net>
wrote:

>As far as I have ever seen, a registry cleaner is for someone either too
>stupid or lazy to maintain their machine properly.
>A few orphaned entires are not going to break anything.
>I have used the Symantec tool to remove entries after uninstalling their
>product, but never a generic regcleaner.

You want to know how I define stupid? Some blockhead that refuses to
learn and worships Microsoft blindly. Exhibit A. Frank.

Somebody that screams don't do that and his only reason why not is
because he says so. Exhibit B. That would be you or just about any
fanboy here.

Adam Albright wrote:
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>> Don't hold your breath; he's steadfastly refused to do so, to date.
>
> One trait all fanboys have: They lie. The last time the topic came up,
> I documented reasons why using Registry Cleaners make sense.


Mindlessly citing advertising copy and marketing brochures is not
"documenting" anything.


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On Fri, 03 Aug 2007 08:02:19 -0600, Bruce Chambers
<bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote:

>Adam Albright wrote:
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>>>>
>>>
>>> Don't hold your breath; he's steadfastly refused to do so, to date.
>>
>> One trait all fanboys have: They lie. The last time the topic came up,
>> I documented reasons why using Registry Cleaners make sense.
>
>
> Mindlessly citing advertising copy and marketing brochures is not
>"documenting" anything.

I didn't do either did I Bozo. I have however used Registry Cleaners
over the years and also know many people who have and KNOW they work
based on personal experience and on the experience of others that have
and continue to use such applications. What does the fanboy crowd have
to prove they don't work expect for the usual hot air and stamping of
your feet?

Adam Albright wrote:

> On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 23:33:03 -0600, "Not Me" <cargod01@bresnan.net>
> wrote:
>
>
>>As far as I have ever seen, a registry cleaner is for someone either too
>>stupid or lazy to maintain their machine properly.
>>A few orphaned entires are not going to break anything.
>>I have used the Symantec tool to remove entries after uninstalling their
>>product, but never a generic regcleaner.
>
>
> You want to know how I define stupid? Some blockhead that refuses to
> learn and worships Microsoft blindly. Exhibit A. Frank.
>
> Somebody that screams don't do that and his only reason why not is
> because he says so. Exhibit B. That would be you or just about any
> fanboy here.
>
>


Let me clarify that definition for you mr genius... Some blockhead who
refuses to learn and blindly bashes Microsoft & MVP's because of his
ignorance.
Exhibit A ("A" as in "A"sshole), adam a.
Now that was easy wasn't it?
Frank

Last night I idly used a free scan to examine the mechanics of my registry.
There were a large number of curable errors in my registry, it said, but I
did not buy it. It happens that I use the same company for routine spyware
scans. To day on trying to get into my user account the message came up "The
user account Profile Service service failed the logon. User profile cannot be
loaded" I used system restore and received the message "System restore did
not complete successfully..." All was lost. I restarted and thankfully got in
but I remain very apprehensive. I shall avoid the registey clean up - I can
think of nothing else that might have affected the registry. db

"Huib" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am looking for a Register Cleaner which will clean-up remaining parts of
> installed / removed SW.
>
> Which one is causing no problems within Vista?
>
> Regards
> Huib
>
>

On Sat, 4 Aug 2007 11:22:01 -0700, db <db@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

>
>Last night I idly used a free scan to examine the mechanics of my registry.
>There were a large number of curable errors in my registry, it said, but I
>did not buy it. It happens that I use the same company for routine spyware
>scans. To day on trying to get into my user account the message came up "The
>user account Profile Service service failed the logon. User profile cannot be
>loaded" I used system restore and received the message "System restore did
>not complete successfully..." All was lost. I restarted and thankfully got in
>but I remain very apprehensive. I shall avoid the registey clean up - I can
>think of nothing else that might have affected the registry. db

Some of the junk in your Registry may be what is causing your problem.

Hi db,

As you have found out, registry cleaners can produce unexpected results.

If there are any Norton applications installed, take a look at this page.
http://bertk.mvps.org/html/symantecdoc1.html

If Vista will not boot after messing with the registry, System Restore can
be run from the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)
http://bertk.mvps.org/html/recovery.html

And last but no means least, I would suggest using the following utility to
back up the registry before messing with the registry.
ERUNT: The Emergency Recovery Utility NT
http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt

Regards,
Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User
http://bertk.mvps.org
Member: http://dts-l.org


db wrote:
> Last night I idly used a free scan to examine the mechanics of my registry.
> There were a large number of curable errors in my registry, it said, but I
> did not buy it. It happens that I use the same company for routine spyware
> scans. To day on trying to get into my user account the message came up "The
> user account Profile Service service failed the logon. User profile cannot be
> loaded" I used system restore and received the message "System restore did
> not complete successfully..." All was lost. I restarted and thankfully got in
> but I remain very apprehensive. I shall avoid the registey clean up - I can
> think of nothing else that might have affected the registry. db
>
> "Huib" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am looking for a Register Cleaner which will clean-up remaining parts of
>> installed / removed SW.
>>
>> Which one is causing no problems within Vista?
>>
>> Regards
>> Huib