Registry Optimizer's Event Log?
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Yes???\nYour question is???
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http://www.webroot.com/consumer/downloads/?WRSID=9f05239c81add6643df3cec3ede93211\n\ngo there, look under "more webroot downloads" you should see Window Washer, should be the first one, and click on the trial, its the best registry cleaner right now..its not a full version, but it gets the job done for now
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the registry is the basis of your operating system it is allright to use a program such as registry mechanic to find and repair problems but unless you are an expert don't even think about trying to modify it the blue screen of death will be your reward
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Aye matey. It is running most likely.\nTry deactivating it first. Just chuck it and then clean up registry with a registry cleaner. I know many would say DON'T!!.. maybe they are right but I think it's the only way that does not involve someone that actually knows what he's doing. >:-)
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If you are looking to fix errors beyond disk cleanup and defrag, try uniblues registry booster. Alot of problems in windows get bloated from daily installs and downloads. It's amazing how fast a new cpu can become filled with deadends.\nA good well designed registry checker really cleans up alot of loose ends.\nHope this helps.
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Never ever mess with the registry unless you know what you are doing! Its basically a place that Windows uses to store hardware and software configuration information, user preferences and setup information... and it is a mess. One of the reasons why I stick to Linux :)\n\nIf you really want to do some registry clean up, get CCleaner which is very useful. \n\nAnd always make a backup by going to File > Export and saving the current state of the registry. This can be imported at a later stage if something goes wrong
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I use Registry Mechanic.  It will backup your registry before performing any cleanups.  Click on the link below and scroll to the bottom of the page.  You will see it and click on "Download Registry Mechanic".
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Change the registry setting: \n\nOpen windows registry > \n1. Click on Start > Run\n2. Type "regedit" and click on "OK"\n\nIt will open Registry Editor window.\n\nGo to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > software > microsoft > windows NT > current version > winlogon.\nChange PowerdownAftershutdown from 0 to 1.\n\nClose the Registry Editor window and restart the computer.
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yes they are in registry go to start run regedit and then edit and \nfind copy the name and paste will help or look under \nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE&#92;SOFTWARE \nand you will see.\nput your dirve back in the pc and say read only or open folder\nalso delete cookies or clean system tools
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try these software.....\nwindows registry repair\ntweakeNow reg cleaner\ncc cleaner\nregistry repair\n....u can download these from....\n\nwww.downloads.com
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you can go to regedit and do it urself  or go to tucows.com and download a free registry cleaner and go that way with it
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The options probably still are inside the registry. It is possible to look them up in the registry and remove them, but this takes a bit experience (fouling up the registry can cause more trouble than this is worth).\n\nTo find the entries, run regedit (if you don't know how, find someone to do all of this for you) and search for the exact wording in the right-click menu. By the path you will be able to decide whether it comes from a software you removed or not.
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Typically NO, your registry is going to be specific to your computer and the programs/OS associated with it. It would be near impossible to make a "Generic" .REG file that anyone could use. I would rather see you run any and all utilities on your computer to speed it up. There are some registry cleaning programs but please make sure you back up your registry first, it is very easy and quick.
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Though I dont know the answer for ur question, dont believe the_campbell_experience. Registry is not a virus log. It is full of required information for your OS to work. He tries to fool you. If u do so, ur system will defenetily crash. I am sure. Belive me. Again I say, believe me.
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There is a log file came in with each installation process, sometimes it is saved in the folder that installed in, or in windows system directory.
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First and foremost, check if you've got a "programme files" folder! \n\nIt's located in Default Drive://Programme Files\n\nIf you've got it, please enter the folder and confirm whether you've got the folders uttering the names of programmes you've installed. If Yes, then this leads some problem with the registry or so. Reasons for this perticular matter is very insignificant.(Its very limited chance.) You could have simply deleted a high-priority reference folder, or simply due to a spy/ad ware. If your answer was No, then begin installing softwares.(just kidding!)
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Select Start then Run and use the Regedit or regedt32 you can view all of the KEYS as well they are some programs that lock the Registry down (bad Idea) as many programs are always hiding some goodies