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Originariamente inviato da Spectrum7glr
non è che lasciando fare al programma si creano danni peggiori? [...] usandolo solo in modalità normale si può stare tranquilli
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Io uso RegCleaner (gratuito) senza problemi, in caso di problemi salva automaticamente un backup per ogni operazione che fa. Lo uso solo per la ''pulizia'' del registro, ha altre funzioni di editing ''potenti" che preferisco non considerare.
http://www.worldstart.com/weekly-dow...cleaner4.3.htm
Ti posto un estratto da una bellissima guida che ne parla (TweakGuides Tweaking Companion)
REGCLEANER
RegCleaner is a much more versatile tool than RegSupreme, but can be a bit trickier to use. However unlike
RegSupreme it is completely free, whereas RegSupreme requires paid registration to continue using it after
the 30 day trial expires. The trick is finding a proper copy of RegCleaner to download, since the author no
longer supports this product, and it has been phased out of most sites. The version on MajorGeeks or this
RegCleaner Download Site should be the correct one to use. Make sure that once installed, the software
clearly says ʹRegCleaner 4.3ʹ at the top of the RegCleaner window otherwise you are not using the correct
version.
Important: RegCleaner will not launch correctly, if at all, on Dual Core or HyperThreading CPUs. To
configure it to launch on such systems, you will need to set the Processor Affinity to one CPU ‐ see the Task
Manager section further above for details of how to do this.
Before using the registry cleaning function in RegCleaner, start the program and under the Options>Registry
Cleanup>Method menu select Automatic, and under Options>Registry Cleanup>Ole Cleaner select ʹExtra
Powerfulʹ. This will use the most thorough (yet safe) registry cleaning method. Now to run the registry
cleaner, go to the Tools menu, and under the ʹRegistry Cleanupʹ section select ʹDo Them Allʹ. After a short
while RegCleaner will complete scanning your registry and will list the redundant entries it has found. They
should then all be removed automatically to a single backup file, which you can see under the Backups tab
of RegCleaner. Should there be any problems after running the registry cleaner, you can restore this backup
by selecting it and clicking the ʹRestore Backupʹ button.
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