Windows XP Registry Cleaner

July 25, 2008

If you have a new computer, then you will definitely need a Windows XP

registry cleaner. I think the registry itself is not going to need

fixing, if you don't ever do anything to your computer. But, once you

start installing software, uninstalling software, making shortcuts on

your desktop to your favorite programs, and even surfing the internet,

you will need a good Windows XP registry cleaner.

Let us cover the basics on what the registry files do, and why they

are important. The registry files are the files, which tell the

computer how a program is supposed to operate. It gives the basic

instructions on what the program is suppose to do, and when it is

suppose to do it. For comparison, they are like a recipe. With the

recipe, and all ingredients, everything goes well. Without a recipe,

you have no idea how to make something, or what order they go in. Even

if you have all of the ingredients, you will still have a hard time

cooking. It takes you much longer, if you even finish.

Same goes for registry files. If these registry files are missing, or

corrupted, the computer has a hard time doing what it is suppose to

do. And, you will be amazed at how simple it really is mess up these

files. If you install software, there is a change you will overwrite

one of the registry files. So, now the file may work for the new

program, and not the old program. Also, if you uninstall software, you

can remove the registry file for another program. Now this program

will not work....

Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv

July 25, 2008

Re: Windows XP Registry Cleaner <<< SPAM

Re: Windows XP Registry Cleaner <<< SPAM

One thing most users do NOT need is a registry cleaner. In untrained

hands most can do significant damage to the users' PC.

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Mike Maltby

mike.maltby@gmail.com

jeremiah wright <vajlgtifpadi@yahoo.com> wrote:

Wrote a load of rubish about the product he is promoting.

July 25, 2008

Re: Windows XP Registry Cleaner <<< SPAM

Re: Windows XP Registry Cleaner <<< SPAM

Oh, Mike.....there was SOME truth to what he said:

"And, you will be amazed at how simple it really is mess up these

files. "

His is not the best use of the English language, however, you get the main

point. I would bet the "Reg Cleaner" being promoted would make it real

'simple' to mess up the files.......LOL!

Heirloom, old and without squeaky snakes, one needs no

snake oil

"Mike M" <No_Spam@Corned_Beef.Only> wrote in message

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> One thing most users do NOT need is a registry cleaner. In untrained

> hands most can do significant damage to the users' PC.

> --

> Mike Maltby

> mike.maltby@gmail.com

>

> jeremiah wright <vajlgtifpadi@yahoo.com> wrote:

>

> Wrote a load of rubish about the product he is promoting.

July 25, 2008

RE: Windows XP Registry Cleaner

"jeremiah wright" wrote:

>

> If you have a new computer, then you will definitely need a Windows XP

> registry cleaner. I think the registry itself is not going to need

> fixing, if you don't ever do anything to your computer. But, once you

> start installing software, uninstalling software, making shortcuts on

> your desktop to your favorite programs, and even surfing the internet,

> you will need a good Windows XP registry cleaner.

> Let us cover the basics on what the registry files do, and why they

> are important. The registry files are the files, which tell the

> computer how a program is supposed to operate. It gives the basic

> instructions on what the program is suppose to do, and when it is

> suppose to do it. For comparison, they are like a recipe. With the

> recipe, and all ingredients, everything goes well. Without a recipe,

> you have no idea how to make something, or what order they go in. Even

> if you have all of the ingredients, you will still have a hard time

> cooking. It takes you much longer, if you even finish.

> Same goes for registry files. If these registry files are missing, or

> corrupted, the computer has a hard time doing what it is suppose to

> do. And, you will be amazed at how simple it really is mess up these

> files. If you install software, there is a change you will overwrite

> one of the registry files. So, now the file may work for the new

> program, and not the old program. Also, if you uninstall software, you

> can remove the registry file for another program. Now this program

> will not work....

>

> Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv

>

July 25, 2008

RE: Windows XP Registry Cleaner

I thought Obama threw this guy under the bus. The Reverend strikes again!

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Corday