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Cudni
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[Poll] Registry Cleaners / Editors 2008 Member choice

Welcome to the Registry Cleaners / Editors 2008 Member choice poll which seeks to establish what software is the most popular and recommended when delving within registry is concerned. One definition of such software might go on these lines.

A registry cleaner is a type of software designed to remove redundant or unwanted items from the Windows registry. A registry editor is a program that enables you to view, search for, and change settings in your system registry, which contains information about how your computer runs. Please select one or more programs you use to manipulate registry or if such program is not listed select other and post what that program is

What registry cleaner(s) / editor(s) do you use and recommend?
Ccleaner 153 (42%)
Other [Please Specify] 41 (11.2%)
RegEdit/RegEdit32 29 (7.9%)
RegSeeker 29 (7.9%)
jv16powertools 26 (7.1%)
None 22 (6%)
Registry Mechanic 15 (4.1%)
RegSupreme/RegSupreme Pro 11 (3%)
Easy Cleaner 10 (2.7%)
Registry First Aid 6 (1.6%)
RegScrubXP 5 (1.3%)
AMUST Registry Cleaner 3 (0.8%)
Registry Clean Expert 2 (0.5%)
Registry Crawler 2 (0.5%)
Vilma Registry Explorer 2 (0.5%)
Registry TuneUp 2 (0.5%)
Resplendent Registrar 2 (0.5%)
Advanced Registry Doctor Pro 1 (0.2%)
Registrar Registry Manager 1 (0.2%)
TweakNow RegCleaner 1 (0.2%)
Reg Organizer 1 (0.2%)
Perfect Companion 0 (0%)
Registry Workshop 0 (0%)
Registry Washer 0 (0%)
Registry Medic 0 (0%)
RegistryFix 0 (0%)
Registry Analyst 0 (0%)
Registry Explorer 0 (0%)
Registry CheckUp 0 (0%)
248 participants.
364 total votes.
results as pie chart in flash



howie
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Re: [Poll] Registry Cleaners / Editors 2008 Member choice

Nice poll, Cudni See Profile!
I voted other. I use the TuneUp Utlities registry cleaner. Although not as aggressive as some others, it hasn't caused an issue in the nearly 4 years I've been using it.
»www.tune-up.com
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lilhurricane
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Thanks Cudni See Profile, great poll!

I use a combo of CCleaner ..and TuneUp Utilities for years.

DaHen
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Brockton, MA

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Another tick on "Other". I use TuneUp Utilities 2007 along with CCleaner.

Correction: Make that 2008.

Sentinel
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Re: [Poll] Registry Cleaners / Editors 2008 Member choice

said by DaHen See Profile :

Another tick on "Other". I use TuneUp Utilities 2007 along with CCleaner.
Ditto. What he said

Bobkd4dii
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Hollywood, FL
Nice poll. Usually use Ccleaner along with my choice of Reg Supreme.

Bob
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grobinette
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I use CCleaner and RegEdit32 mostly and used Eusing »www.eusing.com/free_registry_cle···aner.htm until they put a nag screen in it.
Nice poll.
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jmorlan
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Voted CCleaner, RegEdit (manual editing) and Other. Other is a free program I have been testing recently called Advanced WindowsCare Personal Edition and which I like so far. I also use RegSeeker for searching in the registry, but do not use it as a cleaner because it's too aggressive. I forgot to vote for it.

That said, I believe that registry cleaners are inherently dangerous and do not provide measurable improvement in performance. An exception might be a program like the one offered by Symantec intended only to clear your registry of traces of its products.
chrisretusn
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I don't do regular clean up of the registry. It's not really needed.

I do use jv16 PowerTools to for searching and for editing I use Regedit and/or Safer Networking's RegAlyzer
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Chris 313
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I use a combination of CCleaner, Registry Mechanic and Tune Up Utilities.
jcr46385

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Valparaiso, IN
a combo of EasyCleaner 2.0.6.380 needs to be updated ..and CCleaner Utilities
Mannus
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Fort Wayne, IN
RegCleanr 4.3. works for me.

AdamKertesz

join:2004-09-14
New York, NY
TuneUp utilities 2006 + Ccleaner

MagMan
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Westlake, OH
I use only one and that is CCleaner.

Jigsaw
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Cleveland, OH
Been using jv16 PowerTools in some form or other for Years.

Rxdoxx
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Thanks Cudni
I use 2 others
TuneUp occasionally but not so much anymore.
Eusing Free Registry Cleaner
It has never given me a problem and I love how it finds leftover Microsoft entries (especially after updating Windows)

Also love CCleaner
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MrUmbra

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Back when, I used the registry cleaner that comes with the FixIt utilities .. don't currently use one.

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danny9
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Clinton Township, MI
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Thanks for the poll Cudni,
Using Ccleaner and jv16 powertools here.
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dadkins
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Hercules, CA
·Comcast

Great Poll Cudni!

CCleaner
RegSupreme(occasionally)
TuneUp Utilities 1-Click and the registry scanner
A little obscure program for those pesky SecuROM entries that refuse to be deleted(Ha Ha!!!):

Registry Trash Keys Finder - TrashReg.exe
»www.databack4u.com/snc/rtkf_eng.html
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therube

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Randallstown, MD

RegScanner v1.60 - find/search in the Registry of Windows

RegScanner is a small utility that allows you to scan the Registry, find the desired Registry values that match to the specified search criteria, and display them in one list. After finding the Registry values, you can easily jump to the right value in RegEdit, simply by double-clicking the desired Registry item. You can also export the found Registry values into a .reg file that can be used in RegEdit.

PS: You can also use this to open registry "strings" found on webpages from within Mozilla.

Open in Regedit: open registry entries, as posted on a web page, in (Windows) Regedit
OZO
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Re: [Poll] Registry Cleaners / Editors 2008 Member choice

said by therube See Profile :

PS: You can also use this to open registry "strings" found on webpages from within Mozilla.

Open in Regedit: open registry entries, as posted on a web page, in (Windows) Regedit
To do the same in IE (to open in regedit a highlighted key from a web page or from my local HTML file) I use simple add on "Bring It On" from this site. It even opens WE in a folder if I highlight it in a web page.

To clean my registry I'm using RegSeeker. Never had a problem with it, even if I use most aggressive mode with "Invalid Services (experimental)" option turned on. It's just my personal experience.
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La Luna
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Thanks for the great poll Cudni See Profile!

I use CCleaner.
TheAnalyzer

join:2006-01-20
Great Poll Cudni !

I use: CCleaner

TA
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