registry cleaner in vista 64?

I use Regvac (registered version)  Been using it for years and it works great.  I also use A1-Ultra PC Cleaner, CCleaner and Spybot Search & destroy.  All work great and haven't had any issues with them removing sensitive things.

Well, if you don't purchase the registered version it will only locate the problems, but it won't remove them.  It's worth it to me.  No doubt there are many programs like this one, but this is the one I have experience with and it's been great thus far.  I think it'll run you around $30.00.  It's dummy proof, also.  It's hard to remove sensitive info due to the way it's set-up.

Edited by EdH63 - 03 Jun 2008 at 11:21am

Originally posted by kclemens *cough* bit torrent *cough*

I really do believe in a capitalistic society.  I don't mind buying a product.  God forbid someone making money on a concept.

Sorry, not everyone has money to throw down the drain for software.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion.  Ill choose to save my money for software that I can get free.  Photoshop for 649$? LOL RIGHT!

The number one threat to Microsoft is something called open-source.  I realize people need to make a profit, but come on.  A registry cleaner for 30$?  No thank you.

Sorry if I offended anyone 

Yes, everyone is entitled to their own opinions and no one here is asking you to keep quiet about yours.  And, it is a moral issue that people struggle with that compromises the integrity of one's decision process of right and wrong.

It's always the same answers when you've confronted someone about these kinds of things; Microsoft screwed me, so I'm getting mine; software is too expensive, so I'm not paying for it; gas is too high, so I'm going to drive away from the pump without paying for it.  These are the choices we make because of the choices we've made that have us in our situations we're in in our lives.  Our decision to steal is based in our own personal core values.  We can justify our actions so we can sleep better at night, but it is what it is and what we call it doesn't change it.

Regardless of political corruption and corporate corruption in this country, I believe in the democracy our founding fathers designed for us.  I'm grateful for that and for a capitalistic society where a person can sell a product and make an income.  If I don't like the price or see the value in it, I can alway not buy it.  But, if I don't like what I see, that doesn't give me the right to take it.  It is a moral issue.  Today are tuff times for everyone and we all are on the edge more than we've ever been.  It is in times like these that you build character and teach others what not to do, in spite of your emotional state.  If we had more people in this world that taught others the right things to do, then maybe more would be driven less to react on emotion and do the right things.

One thing we dp appreciate is your presence here on these forums talking to us and checking out DS.  They're a good group.

the short answer nomec is that you cant use registry cleaners on an OS they arent specified for, so you need to make sure any cleaner you are picking up is both well-reviewed and 64 bit ready, if you are having problems with programs that fit both of those, you should look at the errors and review them individually, as they may be legit

Yes, well that hidden cost both dollar wise and lack of creative effort due to perceived issues in the supply chain has been nibbling away at the computer gaming market for years.

Originally posted by nomec anyways threadjack

Sorry!


Edited by kclemens - 04 Jun 2008 at 12:15pm