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Anyone know a good registry cleaner?
The subject pretty much says it all. I need a registry cleaner for win98. Not SE. Anyone know a good one?
Thanks in advance.
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I use a combo of CleanSweep 98 and regclean.exe from MS. Still doesn't get everything though.
regclean.exe is on www.microsoft.com somewheres. Try doing a search for it.
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see if this gets you to it:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/r...&Start=&Page=1
it did for me [img]/forum/smile.gif[/img]
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Try to use Norton WinDoctor, regclean, Nut&Bolts and Cleansweep.
I still do some manual cleaning on the registry... really boring, but it helps on performance and getting rid of old apps references.
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Ultimate Member
Another good one is Easyclean...Dont know where I got it tho...possibly www.download.com ?
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Banned
Best one I have found is WinOptimizer 99 DELUXE by PTS software.
http://www.pts-shop.com
www.softseek.com had a 10 use key available at one point in time.
Don't use with multi-boot!
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I user Regclean from MS, as well as Cleanreg(another freeware prog.) Then, like Pantion, I go thru the registry manually and start picking away like a baboon picks its fleas.(Nice thought pic, huh?)
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Windows contain a registry defrag tool.
Type "scanreg /fix" under pure dos.
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TCWG, check your mail, I sent you a copy of regclean fro MS and good ole Billy G.
Hope this helps...
Mike P.
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format *.* or fdisk always worked great for me...then use a bootable redhat cd.
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okay, after that last post, I"M LOST!
:-)
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