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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 26, 2007, 04:44 AM »
I do the same, you should get Acronis True Image for backup, I use this tools for 3 years and recently join them as affiliate as well.

Direct link is here =>http://www.acronis.com/
Affiliate link is here => <a href="http://www.review-re.../products/trueimage/"> Acronis True Image </a>

I have tried Newer version of Acronis True Image (I didn't upgrade, still using version 10), they have a very cool features called Try&Decide. When activated you can try anything on your computer including registry repair, you can try to corrupt your windows and Acronis True Image will record every action you take on your drive.

After testing, you can easily restore it to previous stat. But I still prefer to backup manually before using this Try&Decide feature (Only available in version 11).

Please don't take my word for it, try for yourself. I only share the best I used, there are still many best thing out there...

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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 26, 2007, 03:36 AM »
Yes, I am.

If anyone don't mind I take a cut, please go through my link, you have nothing to lose and I take what I work for.

Direct link is here Registry Easy => http://www.registryeasy.com

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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 26, 2007, 03:07 AM »
I still think <a href="http://www.review-re...egistry-easy-review/">Registry Easy </a>offers the most features.

I only recommend <a href="http://www.review-re...try-mechanic-review/">Registry Mechanic </a>if you are already PC Tools customer, although I use registry mechanic for pass 18 months, and kinda like it until I found Registry Easy...

Try for yourself => <a href="http://www.review-re...oducts/registryeasy/">Registry Easy</a> and let me know if you like it...

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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 25, 2007, 08:27 PM »
Josh => Yes, I am the webmaster...
Crush => Can't agree more! But manually remove is a tedious task, takes some time and some technical knowledge. The biggest problem with Windows registry is the tree structure, and many software design to "full explore" this function with each every information, configuration all stored into the registry, and the only result is slowing down the system.

Hopefully .Net application don't do that anymore...! I see some .net application still access to registry for some reasons, still a long way before all changed to dot net.

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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 25, 2007, 09:39 AM »
No single 1 registry cleaners can detect and clean all errors.

I have tested 10 registry cleaners, even thought I cleaner with each of them, there are still errors to be found!

My conclusion is: No single registry cleaner can clean all errors.

You can find more information here => http://www.review-re...r-slow-down-problem/

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Living Room / Re: What's the best registry cleaner? Ask Leo says: none
« on: December 25, 2007, 09:17 AM »
m...I might be the few who still think registry cleaner is safe, especially commercial version!
Some free version is good, but many is not up to date or might be obsolete in the near future.

I must admit during the time when Windows XP first launching, registry cleaner is very rare and many done harm then good.

But from my experience, I must say that nowsaday paid registry cleaner is very safe!

For free registry cleaners, I would recommend
EUsing => http://www.eusing.co...registry_cleaner.htm
CCleaner =>http://www.ccleaner.com/
Regseeker =>http://www.hoverdesk.net/freeware.htm

If you still concern about The Danger of Registry Cleaner => http://www.review-re...of-registry-cleaner/

I personally use 3 free cleaners and 2 paid cleaners, many windows problems can be easily fixed =>http://www.review-re...tegory/comp-problem/

But in the near future, Microsoft will 100% fix it with .NET platform! becuase dot net is using XML to store configuration instead of registry. Until then we still need registry cleaners, many good stuff out there...

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