Registry fix???

brucey12345

Hi all :cheesy: Is there anyone who knows of a registry fix (Complete) freebie..I have tried about 4 different sites but they all only offer certain amount of repair and fix. At the moment I have an additional 800! reg probs with my PC:o So would greatly appreciate suggestions.

fileydave

Have you tried https://www.download.com who have a free registry mechanic which I have used with some sucess

alliyo

hi brucey 12345

you might be best putting / requesting this in the Techie section. I am sure someone from there will direct you to somewhere you can get this from!

milla

Hi brucey

you might have a look at this ... you get 30 days free trial

http://www.tune-up.com/download/tu2007/

when you have loaded it go into 'clean up and repair ' and choose the

registry fix from the options on the right

(You would probably get more response if this was in the techie forum )

Zinger549

you can get registry mmechanic 5 for free.

Reluctant_spender

How do you know you have 800 reg problems?

Just read op again - which 4 did you use

Millionaire

As a previous poster says, download the tuneup utilities free trial.

It will fix all the problems and is one of the best ones around without messing up your registry like some other well know ones that i have used have done in the past.

It is very very good.

penrhyn

You can run Amust registry cleaner from their website.

pchelpman

Reluctant_spender wrote: »

How do you know you have 800 reg problems?

Just read op again - which 4 did you use

I have to agree with this question. Please give us more info. on what's revealing the registry issues and which 4 programs you have used.

The thing is that some registry scanners etc. find "problems" that aren't really "problems" at all.


PCH

GoofyGAT

My PC probably has more registry 'problems' than you, but it runs like a dream.

If your PC runs fine, let it be. If not, & you think it's registry-related, you may be better off reinstalling the OS from afresh if you have the means.

At the very least, create a System Restore (SR) point before using any registry cleaner, & learn how to restore your system if something goes wrong - you're only likely to know at the next bootup though. G

GoofyGAT

Something to be wary about, & possibly report to the abuse team if it's happened to you (entirely your decision).

I've been getting PMs from one of the posters in this thread (I feel naming him/her isn't appropriate), illegally providing a registration code for shareware software.

As some of you are aware, this is against forum rules (see here). I've tried to be reasonable with this person urging them to obey forum rules, but s/he isn't interested & his/her attitude's becoming increasingly nasty. I have now stopped corresponding with this member & reported the incident to the abuse team. G

P.S. Anyone is welcome to report this post if you think it is inappropriate, & let the abuse team leave/delete it as they see fit - thanks