Lexun Registry cleaner.

I down loaded and ran Lexun Registry Cleaner and it located aprox 64 areas of concern. I then went through the cleaning process with no ill affects. I also have and run Crap Cleaner and run it occasionaly. Is there a difference between the two? From reading comments on Lexun it seems to be a safe and easy to run program for a novice!

 

Thanks for the reply. I gives me some sense of security in that what I am doing is not going to srew up my computer!

 

Personally I like reg seeker, and CCleanr. I always back up but have never had to revert. ...yes that is a nice thing

 

I use Lexun and CCleaner too. Only slip-up I 've had with Lexun RegScrub is fixing the Flash Player activeX CLSID. Then I had to reinstall Flash Player...happened twice. Now I have the CLSID on the exclusion list.

 

Yet another vote for CCleaner, I also use EasyCleaner. TNRegCleaner is REALLY easy to use, and has always proved to be safe, but I think it's pretty limited as to what it detects in the registry. I also run NTREGOPT after every registry clean up....

hopperdave2000

 

Well I am back on the dicussions of registry cleaners. I am in the process of down loading a program called Registry cleaner. The reason is that my computer seems to be slowing down even though I only utilize aprox 35% of 18gb of my hard drive and have ugraded the RAM to 256. In the past I have looked at and down loaded registry cleaners and they would show up to with 300 problems but would only eliminate 10 for free. This all comes from my perception that if my computer is running slower it must have something to do with the registry. Each time I have used restore disks (aprox four times) my computer operated faster for about six months and then started to bog down. I run Spybot,Crapcleaner,Windows defender, TrendMicro, Lexun Reg cleaner and Adaware . I had in the past taken in the computer and during the course of cleaning process I sat next to the IT tech and he would locate mutiple files of the same program and delete them. I wish I had payed more attention and could figure out how he got to where he was on my computer to delete thes duplicate files. Any thoughts appreciated. I have run the protection programs in the safe mode but they did not locate a problem.

 

If I am reading my start up correctly there is only four porgrams that start when I boot up. But your correct that even my start up takes longer. You mentioned running one program for security. I would like to run with that and just use my trend micro. So i need to put Adaware,Windows defender and spybot in the sleep mode until needed. I dont know how to perform that process. IS there a short cut with a tried and proven process?