- Dec 10, 2022
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I have been using AVGTuneUP for awhile now and i have to say it really does a good and quick job of keeping things neat. AVG TuneUp | Clean & Speed Up Your PC | Free Download
I've never seen AVG TuneUp or TuneUp Utilities delete any valid registry keys in the 25 years I've been using it. It's actually one of very few registry cleaners that doesn't have issues with false positives. The registry cleaner in early versions of Glary Utilities had issues with false positives, even though it was often recommended as being safe. However current versions appear to be safe to use. It possible that there will be occasional false positives if you enable Deep Scan . But this is disabled by default.Useless, dangerous and especially not recommended.
This kind of software will clean your machine whiter than white and can cause system errors if it deletes important registry keys....
I had already seen this with TuneUp Utilities and Glary a long time ago unfortunately.
what you think about Kerish Doctor?Useless, dangerous and especially not recommended.
This kind of software will clean your machine whiter than white and can cause system errors if it deletes important registry keys....
I had already seen this with TuneUp Utilities and Glary a long time ago unfortunately.
what you think about Kerish Doctor?
It is exceptionally rare for a computer to run faster after cleaning the registry and more than 99% of registry cleaners sometimes delete needed registry keys. But AVG TuneUp and Kerish Doctor do a lot more than just cleaning the registry. They also have safe registry cleaners which won't delete needed registry keys.Somebody somewhere said the registry use b-trees and cleaning it produces very negligible results.
HiBit Uninstaller is better than GeekMany people don't recommend system cleaners and optimizer. I think there's only a few good options. I never tried AVG's, but antivirus cleaners usually not a big deal. I recommend BleachBit, It cleans cache, prefetch, temp files, windows update files, database fragmentation, and many more. It has no registry cleaning nonsense. When it comes to registry cleaning, Geek uninstaller is a good option. After unistalling something with it, it will scan remains of the program inculding registry keys.
Registry was the successor of the Windows 3 ini file and in the time we used snail speed single core CPU's and slow floppy disks, it could have make sense to clean up the ini files. You are right there are multiple ways to optimize registry access, but ..... some people just like to see something is cleaned. It makes them feel good.Somebody somewhere said the registry use b-trees and cleaning it produces very negligible results.