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Giveaway of the day — ScanMyReg 2.2
ScanMyReg 2.2 esteve disponível como oferta em 26 de agosto de 2015
ScanMyReg is a fast and effective utility that optimizes the registry and finds incorrect information in it. It makes your system run faster by fixing the errors and obsolete information in the registry. ScanMyReg defragments the registry and keeps it streamlined for smooth system performance.
Backup/restore feature will help to backup and restore the whole Windows Registry.
Requisitos do Sistema:
Windows 2000/ XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 8.1 (x32/x64)
Publicado por:
YL ComputingPágina Oficial:
http://hi.ylcomputing.com/products/scanmyregTamanho do arquivo:
10.5 MB
Preço:
$39.95
Títulos em Destaque
WinUtilities Pro is an award winning collection of tools to optimize and speedup your system performance. This suite contains utilities to clean registry, temporary files on your disks, erase your application and internet browser history, cache and cookies.
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Personally I tend to shy away from such programs. The registry should not be tampered with. Most claims of a faster computer is not always the case and many of these so called registry cleaners end up damaging the registry beyond repair. As a past PC troubleshooting moderator on the internet I always recommended cCleaner to our members which most of my Pc repair online buddies also recommended. Many new registry cCleaners have popped out during the years and none are better than cCleaner. Since it came out I use it on a daily and sometimes weekly basis and never encountered any problems when deleting what it finds.
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But, Did you install or try this software? Agreed in general best leave to registry alone, but how about this software?
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"Since Windows XP, Windows only loads the parts of the registry it needs to run. The only thing that might happen when you have a large registry is that it needs a few kilobytes more harddisk space."
I'd politely question the KB part... Anyone can run ERUNT, a portable registry backup tool that's been around for years. It copies the existing registry to a folder of your choice. The intent is to have a backup that can be restored, even if/when Windows wont start, but in this case simply check the amount of space that copy of the registry takes up by checking the folder's properties. In this copy of win7 64 it's 267MB. You see a part of it in the User folders for example, but that is not the whole. The logged registry changes for Tuesday's GOTD from Cyberlink was itself 2.4MB.
Now ~270MB is a drop in the bucket for this rig, so I'd agree in principle that trimming that down to 250 or 225MB wouldn't make much noticeable difference. Some Windows installs however have larger registries & less RAM to work with.
As far as Windows just using what it needs... I can look in the fridge & pull out what I want/need to fix my lunch -- that's because I can see at a glance what's in there. Digital files aren't like that -- they have to be read to see what's inside. That's why you have previews & thumbnails for image files -- you can't see what a jpg file is a picture of unless software reads the file for you. SO, Windows can't know what's in the registry until it reads it.
Yes, some parts Windows &/or your software will hold onto, some parts they won't, but it's an ongoing process as long as Windows is running. Want to see for yourself? Download & run ProcessMonitor, a free tool from SysInternals at microsoft.com. It's small, portable, free, & won't make any changes to anything.
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Correction: Only those with expertise should alter registry. There are many benefits to this but don't try it if you're an amateur.
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This program has the GUI from hell. No way to expand the window to read what is behind those long lines.
Must click on each line to get the details. Uninstalled.
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