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Guest Bruce Chambers
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Re: Registry cleaner

 

Plato wrote:

>

>

> registry cleaners are not for solving "problems". They are to help you,

> assuming you know how to use them, to help you repair systems.

 

 

Those two statements are mutually contradictory. If there are no

problems, then no repair is necessary. Hence, a registry cleaner would

not be necessary.

 

> They are

> just a tool one may use to help.

>

 

Assuming there's a specific problem which they're designed to address,

yes. But without an existing problem, a registry cleaner, much like a

wrench without a loose nut in site, is completely useless. They serve

no preventative value; never have, never will.

 

 

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Re: Registry cleaner

 

 

 

Bruce Chambers wrote:

> Plato wrote:

>

>>

>

>>

>> registry cleaners are not for solving "problems". They are to help you,

>> assuming you know how to use them, to help you repair systems.

>

>

>

> Those two statements are mutually contradictory. If there are no

> problems, then no repair is necessary. Hence, a registry cleaner would

> not be necessary.

>

>

>> They are

>> just a tool one may use to help.

>

>

> Assuming there's a specific problem which they're designed to

> address, yes. But without an existing problem, a registry cleaner, much

> like a wrench without a loose nut in site, is completely useless. They

> serve no preventative value; never have, never will.

>

 

Sort of like having a 36" left handed metric monkey wrench in the trunk

of your car!

Posted

Re: Registry cleaner

 

Bob I wrote:

>

> Sort of like having a 36" left handed metric monkey wrench in the trunk

> of your car!

 

A trunk? Who has a trunk anymore, we americans drive gas guzzling SUVs

with no trunk. We support our govt. leaders in the oil business all the

way...

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