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    Registry cleaner softwear?

    Which one do you use? I 'cleaned' my registry with dtweak free, but when I ran a scan on trial version of supposedly microsoft-certified softwear called RegistryBooster it showed the exact same number of mistakes as pre-clean of dtweak. So.. who should I believe? is RegistryBooster just making numbers up so I buy their softwear?

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    CCleaner was recommended to me a few years ago. Been using it since. Does the work well.
    http://www.piriform.com/CCLEANER

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    I use RegistryBooster and have done for over a year, I've been very happy with their software.

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    CCleaner is definitely the most reliable for me I have it on every machine I have ever owned and always put it on friends and families PC's whenever they get new ones.

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    The Unstoppable Force Resentful's Avatar
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    Been using CCleaner for ages

    Every computer, My work

    Can't get better

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    I use CCleaner, it does the job for me. Quick and simple, and free.

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    I also use CC-Cleaner. Aside from the lack of an auto-update function it works like a charm.

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    I've read somewhere that CCleaner isn't supported by Win 7. Guess they were wrong :/

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    CCleaner.

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    CCleaner!

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    Just to be awesome, Ccleaner is awesome and free

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    I opened this thread to suggest CCleaner, and obviously I am not the first one

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