Best Registry Cleaner HelP?

hi, what is the recommended registry cleaner on the martket? There's so many out there.

 

A1 Ultra PC Cleaner from www.superwin.com and updates are free.

 

I should have said RegVac (also from www.superwin.com) as this is more thorough than A1 Cleaner. I have both and would not be without either of them.

 

My preference would be for jvPower Tools 2006.
It has a normal (or invariably safe) mode and an aggressive mode as well as giving you quite a lot of other areas of control/ clean up of your system.
Tune Up utilities Reg cleaner is also fairly good in my experience.
RegSeeker seems good if you are looking for a free one.

 

The foundational oath of a physician is "First, do no harm."

The same should be true for a registry cleaner. In other words, a registry cleaner that creates a really really clean registry that no longer functions is NO BLOODY GOOD.

Ergo, the need is for an optimum balance between "cleans good" & "safe to use." The two I recommend DO have this balance. They are. . .

Free. . .
RegSeeker

NON-free (one-time payment of $29.95). . .
Ace Utilities

NOTE- You can get a for-real discount of 10% on Ace from DozLeng Security Website.

 

Ace Utilities is the program that I use for registry cleaning and junk file removal.
I highly recommend it.

Before using a registry cleaner keep a few things in mind;
1)If you are cleaning up after uninstalling software identify the traces that you remove.
2)The most important feature in these types of programs is a backup feature.If there isn't one,don't use that program.Check to make sure that the backup is enabled before using such a program.
3)Read the help file for possible recommendations from the program's developer.
4)If possible purchase a lifetime or one-time only license.

 

Consistent with bellgamin's infinite wisdom, I highly recommend Tune-Up Utilities 2006. Not the most aggessive cleaner out there, but very good nevertheless and most important, very safe!

http://www.tune-up.com/info/lp/tuneup-utilities/?ap=1646

 

i just use the registry cleaner built-in to ccleaner. its simple and effective.

 

TuneUp Utilities 2006, Registry Mechanic v5.2, and EasyCleaner v2.

I think they are the best....

 

TU 2006 - very safe; various freeware versions here: http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/index.html JV 16 seems very good and safe and Regseeker although I only delete green items but deleting all items it found in the past didn't cause any issues. For some it seems to.

 

The most aggressive registry cleaner, I've ever seen is Stompsoft's Registry Repair.
For awhile I thought RegSeeker had that title, but RegSeeker is nothing compared with Registry Repair.
If RegSeeker reports 200 registries, Registry Repair will report 400+ registries.

Registry Repair reported about 700 registries on my computer and because I like it extreme, I removed all of them and my computer was still working properly, except that my folder settings were back to default.
Nevertheless I restored them back after the test. I don't remove unused legimitate registries, like most users do.

I would recommend JV16, Fred Langa's favorite one, but I stick to Registry Repair, because it's one of the very few registry cleaners with complete selection features for removal, exclusion and undo exclusions.

 

I've been using a host of registry cleaners after following ErikAlbert's quest to find "the best".

I trailed StompSoft: After deleteing several hundred unique entries, several times..., they never showed up again. I deleted the app.

Currently using: Registry Mechanic, Ccleaner, Eusing Free, RegSeeker, JV16 (old free ver.) RegScrubXP, and RegCure*.

*= excellent app

All are free except RegMech & RegCure

hth,

...screamer

 

How is Eusing Free Registry Cleaner? I just found about it today. (http://www.eusing.com/free_registry_cleaner/registry_cleaner.htm)

as well as

Free Windows Registry Cleaner (http://www.free-windows-registry-cleaner.com/free_windows_registry_cleaner.html).
This one seems to be brand new.

 

Spyros, I find that using one reg cleaner doesn't do a sufficient job.

Prior to using "any" registry cleaner, I BU w/ ERUNT. Then I clean to my hearts content. Worst case is I have to restore a SnapShot w/ FD-ISR.

Back to your question: Eusing is a good registry cleaner. I would say it's on par w/ Registry Mechanic. Seem to find basically the same issues.

hth.

...screamer

 

If it doesn't have a registry backup, you can ditch it and they also don't mention exclusion or undo exclusion, only removal. Seems to me a very basic registry cleaner.

 

Thank you for the info, screamer & ErikAlbert

 

Hello,
I find TuneUp Utilities 2006 to be a very nice, friendly tool.
Mrk

 

Please note, I am a ProcessGuard and Process Explorer registered user.

Ace Utilities is more than just a reg cleaner.

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Ace Utilities (AU) retails at $29.95 but with a 20% discount, the total is $23.95, a saving of $6. In addition, as an AU registered user you are entitled to a first-rate Windows Registry Compactor completely free. Exclusive of AU’s purchase, it retails at $14.95 ($11.95, a saving of $4). (This entitles you to all future updates and upgrades free of charge)
Therefore, for an investment of $23.95 you will get products worth a total of $44.90.

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http://www.sysopt.com/forum/showthread.php?t=190825
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