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From: Sul on 22 Apr 2008 09:19 Ian F. wrote: > "Sul" <Sul(a)E888.com> wrote in message news:fukf33$ued$1(a)aioe.org... > >> are you running WinXP > > Yup. > >> and what cleaning program are you using? Ccleaner? > > I use that now and again, but don't have it running in the background. All > I have running is Zone Alarm, Spy Sweeper and AVG. > > Ian > > I cannot be sure that ccleaner is the culprit since I also use ncleaner but everytime when I ran a full clean, PC Suite doesn't works and got to do a repair
From: Craig on 22 Apr 2008 12:00
Sul wrote: > Ian F. wrote: >> "Sul" <Sul(a)E888.com> wrote in message news:fukf33$ued$1(a)aioe.org... >> >>> are you running WinXP >> >> Yup. >> >>> and what cleaning program are you using? Ccleaner? >> >> I use that now and again, but don't have it running in the background. >> All I have running is Zone Alarm, Spy Sweeper and AVG. >> >> Ian >> > I cannot be sure that ccleaner is the culprit since I also use ncleaner > but everytime when I ran a full clean, PC Suite doesn't works > and got to do a repair [warning: strictly OT, more registry talk ahead] If that's the case, it sounds like one of those cleaners is deleting a valid registry entry (or two or twenty...). Ccleaner can be pretty aggressive that way. If you're not adding & removing proggies from your system frequently, you could forgo ccleaner's registry cleaning option altogether. If you do add/remove proggies regularly and want to make sure that nothing is left behind (including in the registry), try using Revo Uninstaller instead. I've found it to be as thorough as, if not more than, Ccleaner in removing leftovers from an uninstall. But it's a lot easier to track what it's doing. And finally, adding/removing proggies increases the registry file's fragmentation. An excellent registry defragmenter is ntregopt: stupid-simple to use, very stable. Fwiw, I've no connection to either (free) product mentioned other than being a happy sys admin. Hth, -Craig Revo Uninstaller <http://www.revouninstaller.com/> NTRegopt (& ERUNT) <http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/> |