Re: Delete registry using ccleaner?

BobN wrote:


The basic arguement being made is that unless you know that something is
wrong with your car, do not take it in for an oil change. Something might
go wrong.


It's clear that you lack a fundamental understanding of the Windows registry. Cleaning out temporary files and defragging the hard drive is a computer-related preventative maintenance process that would be more closely analogous to changing a car's oil. Turning an untrained computer user loose in the registry is more closely analogous to using a match to see if there's any gasoline in the tank.


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