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|UKMD| OuTLaW

Wed Aug 27 08, 06:24PM

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Yo guys, anyone know any good FREE registry cleaners, similar to maybe regcure which i dont think is free.

Will appreciate it if any one helps, thanks

Gus

Wed Aug 27 08, 06:59PM

Gus

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have you already tried google? if yes ignore this link/post

also i remember tito saying a few, might want to wait till he comes so he can recommend a specific one. other than that any of the ones ive used through google work well if you take your time and choose wisely.

[ Edited Wed Aug 27 08, 07:06PM ]

----BRAVEHEART----

Wed Aug 27 08, 07:20PM

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Ccleaner. is a free registry cleaner i`ve tried it out ,quite good

|UKMD| JohnBe

Wed Aug 27 08, 07:44PM

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I agreee with Braveheart. I use CCleaner as well, and it seems quite good. You can get it here

"Please don't ask me what the score is, I'm not even sure what the game is"

.Tito's Funeral.

Wed Aug 27 08, 10:22PM

titosfuneral

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beware, ccleaner will screw up any development environment you have installed, including some that games stick on your machine. They work on the ghost reference basis, which isn't valid anymore. Many development and runtime environments deliberately have ghost elements to store informatioin. Use a registry compactor only.