On my recently deceased computer, I had downloaded a registry cleaner many
years ago. It was simply called "Registry Cleaner" and it was freeware.
Looking around the modern internet all the newer registry cleaners are for
sale only.
The one had was terrific: cleaned the registry, uninstalled programs, etc.
Is there anything out there right now? BW

The best one is none at all.

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"Bill Walsh" <wwalsh7740@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On my recently deceased computer, I had downloaded a registry cleaner many
> years ago. It was simply called "Registry Cleaner" and it was freeware.
> Looking around the modern internet all the newer registry cleaners are for
> sale only.
> The one had was terrific: cleaned the registry, uninstalled programs, etc.
> Is there anything out there right now? BW

David B. wrote:

> The best one is none at all.
>

What David B. Said...

CCleaner is free, and I use it for uninstalling 0NLY! Do not use oil on
your snake.

Dave T.

Originally Posted by Bill Walsh

On my recently deceased computer, I had downloaded a registry cleaner many
years ago. It was simply called "Registry Cleaner" and it was freeware.
Looking around the modern internet all the newer registry cleaners are for
sale only.
The one had was terrific: cleaned the registry, uninstalled programs, etc.
Is there anything out there right now? BW

Looks like you talk about CCleaner ( Download CCleaner 2.22.968 - FileHippo.com ). But as already said, I would obstain from registry cleaning. For Vista it makes little sense and can damage your system.

"Bill Walsh" <wwalsh7740@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uLdJBb2HKHA.4608@xxxxxx

> On my recently deceased computer, I had downloaded a registry cleaner many
> years ago. It was simply called "Registry Cleaner" and it was freeware.
> Looking around the modern internet all the newer registry cleaners are for
> sale only.
> The one had was terrific: cleaned the registry, uninstalled programs, etc.
> Is there anything out there right now? BW

Hello,
I use JV16 Power Tools v.1.3, a free version. Can be found using search
engine.
I have only used this to removed registry entries from programs and
applications that I installed, including problem installations. After using
this I enter regedit and search and remove items listed for the program,
application removed.
I have two complete back-up methods, in case of encountering a problem.
Used with "98se, Me, XP, Vista, 32 and 64 bit. So far no problems using this
program.
take care.
beamish.

Or he could have binged for it on google.


"Dave T." <Dave@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> And an answer to your request was the first line in my previous post. The
> excellent advice that came with it was a freebie I just decided to throw
> in because most real experts (of which I am not one) on use-net would give
> that same advice.
>
> I suppose that all your massive experience taught you to top-post, and did
> not include how to answer your own questions? If you didn't want advice
> from us you could have googled for it on bing.
>
> Dave T.
>

"Dave T." <Dave@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Bob wrote:

>> Or he could have binged for it on google.
>>
>>
>> "Dave T." <Dave@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:h6ekd8$972$1@xxxxxx-september.org...
>>

>>> And an answer to your request was the first line in my previous post.
>>> The excellent advice that came with it was a freebie I just decided to
>>> throw in because most real experts (of which I am not one) on use-net
>>> would give that same advice.
>>>
>>> I suppose that all your massive experience taught you to top-post, and
>>> did not include how to answer your own questions? If you didn't want
>>> advice from us you could have googled for it on bing.
>>>
>>> Dave T.
>>>

>>

> I'm gratified that at least one person got it.