-=PCTechTalk=- Re: RegCleaner
- From: Harold B <harold7@xxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 05 Jan 2004 12:05:29 -0500
Hello again,
Go to Options and configure for MANUAL. Which means:
1. Making as old ... "manual" should be checked
2. Registry Cleanup > Cleanup ... "manual" should be checked
In RegCleaner 3.5, the rest of the configuration defaults
remain as is. Also, while you are configuring, you can delete
all languages except the one you need (English?). I don't
recall but I might have done that in the RegCleaner folder
(now in Program Files folder).
Now, for the first time, to make sure it is working to your
satisfaction, BACKUP THE REGISTRY (contact me if you need help
in that)
To operate it:
1. Click "Registry Cleanup" in the lower left hand corner
(give it time)
2. When it is done, go to Select, and click "All"
3. Then in the lower right hand corner, click "Remove
selected"
4. When done, click "Done" in the lower left hand corner
5. After the entries appear, click "Exit" and that should do
it
Any mistakes, you can always return the registry from your
backup ... Harold
> Christy ... RegCleaner is an excellent program for cleaning
> out (guess what), the Registry. But you do have to be very
> careful how you configure it. Without the proper
> configurations you can wipe out the entire registry and we
> won't go into what that means.
>
> Let me know if you need help in making the proper
> configurations ... Harold
>
> > Hi, I have regcleaner. But I am not always really sure how to use it. Do
> > you basically just delete the ones in there that you do not recognize as
> > programs you are using ... christy
> Yes I would Harold, thanks. Also how to run it properly.
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