Auslogics Registry Cleaner VS Wise Registry Cleaner?

August 6, 2009

Auslogics Registry Cleaner VS Wise Registry Cleaner! Both have a "safe/recommended" cleaning mode… but first has just "safe/recommended" cleaning areas, and the second has a specific ranking of the registry keys/values for all the categories! So, which one is SAFER and more EFFICIENT?

Please – install both and try searching (not cleaning), then tell your opinion(s)! Thanks a lot.

P.S. If you know more programs/software like these (with a "safe/recommended" mode) – please, submit!
P.P.S. A freeware is more likely!

Sources:
http://www.auslogics.com/en/software
http://www.wisecleaner.com/download.html
Thanks, vk! Your opinion is counted. But I need more opinions… so, please! How come this post aren’t marked as interesting yet? Isn’t what you were looking for, is a safe and efficient registry cleaner? By the way – a good registry cleaner can save you time to not reinstall OS in each 3/6 months! So, I’m waiting on more comments, dudes. Thanks again!

P.S. Please, rate each registry cleaner’s safety and efficiency by 3 stars rating… 1 = unsafe, 2 = regular, 3 = safe & 1 = unefficient, 2 = regular, 3 = efficient… or by your system (if you wish so).
Thanks, Cannon F! Utilitie, that you’ve found is impressive, but it isn’t FREE.

I need more opinions!

For those, who didn’t understood:

1. Auslogics Registry Cleaner can identify "safe/recommended" areas for cleaning.
2. Wise Registry Cleaner can identify a "safe/recommended" to remove keys in any areas.
3. So which is SAFER?
4. Which is more EFFICIENT?

Any testers to test the safety of an algorithm(s) of each tool? Any new suggestions (programs) with something like "safe/recommended" mode?

P.S. About Auslogics Registry Cleaner to crash a system – that wasn’t happening to me since it was released!

Waiting… 8|
What I’ve discovered bad about Auslogics Registry Cleaner (and suffered from that)… it is set by default to remove a recovery archives older than 30 days and it is set by default as well to limit an archives count to 100. So please – be aware! You can loose of your old registry keys forever, just like me! >_<
Thanks, Daniel! You’ve helped too. Is there anyone more, who can advice a good or a really good registry cleaning/maintaining software (good, if it’s free)? Maybe several software in a rank? The main for me is a CORRECTNESSY and SAFETY in findings of obsolete/invalid registry entries… and of course some performance boost after that ;). P.S. It is known now, that I’ve losted some of the registry entries forever, so I’m asking… I’ve made a registry backup with ERUNT few months ago… so, will it take my registry to the old state (>_<) or just add the old registry keys, that I’ve lost (^_^)? Thanks! 🙂 P.P.S. Please, if you’re reading this, and you know the sence in registry cleaning software – put/post some here (freeware is more likely)! Thx.
Correctnessy = good algorithm(s)…

Paid is not so previleged, but can be offered too…

Does Vista have a registry cleaner?

August 5, 2009

I’m curious to know if Windows Vista (Home Premium) has a registry cleaner somewhere on it. I’ve been looking for a free one online, but all I find are Registry cleaners that claim to be free, scan my computer, then say that I must reigster them before they fix any issues with my computer.

Any help would be appreciated, either a Vista registry cleaner or one that actually IS free.

Thanks for the help = )

My system is starting slow I have a DELL INSPIRON 531S what can I use to clean my registry that may be a free?

August 5, 2009

I am looking for a way to download a free reputable download that won’t hurt my compute even more a registry cleaner that also will fix the problems I am having

A SAFE, RELIABLE, and COMPLETE registry cleaner (10 points to best program)?

August 4, 2009

Okay I know it sounds cheap, but this computer that I’m working on today desparately needs a scan. I’ve tried various programs that only fix half of the problems or none at all. IS THERE a safe registry cleaner that preforms a througough clean?

Many thanks!

I don’t know much about this computer except for that it’s a windows XP

Best freeware system tools for windows XP ? (internet security / ram optimization / defrag / registry)?

August 3, 2009

After a lot of personal research, straightforward testing, and lessons learned, I came up with the following freeware solutions for keeping my system up and running.

FIREWALL
– COMODO Firewall Pro

ANTIVIRUS
– AOL Active Virus Shield (based on Kapersky)
– a-squared free

ANTISPYWARE
– SUPERAntiSpyware Free Edition
– Microsoft Windows Defender
– SpywareBlaster
– McAfee SiteAdvisor

REGISTRY CLEANER
– Advanced WindowsCare V2 Personal
– CCleaner

ANTISPAM
– SpamBayes

DEFRAGMENTER
– Speedfrag (a bit akward to use at first, but simply the best one available for free)

MEMORY OPTIMIZER
– Cacheman

All those software are free to everyone for personal use, they are also easy-to-use, non-intrusive (almost no pop-ups windows) and low-memory consuming.

My laptop is now booting up in 55s with 659 Mb of free RAM available (out of 1Gb total), and is decently fast.

I consider it good, but I would like to make it even better.. Any advise?