Could it be "harmful" for the computer's software to use Regclean in order to clean it from errors?

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1. Marvin says:

   December 19, 2010 at 11:59 pm

   Registry cleaners are not a good idea.
   If registry cleaner was necessary then Windows would include an automatic registry cleaner.
   They don’t do anything worthwhile.
   The registry does not get dirty – so why clean it.

   Imagine that you computer is like a delivery and collection man, and the registry is a street of houses.
   The delivery/collection man takes mail to the houses that have mail, and collects packages from the houses that need a pickup.

   If there are houses with no-one living in them, it does not affect the delivery/collection man at all. Those houses do not have any mail, and there are no pickup requests either. The delivery/collection man just does his job and moves onto the next street.

   If you brought a registry cleaner to this street it would generate a report saying:
   "There are 5 empty houses on this street. They must be demolished to help the delivery/collection man."

   This is obviously a bogus thing to do – but people still use registry cleaners thinking that this will somehow speed up their PC. It doesn’t.

   Do you get it now?

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