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Ccleaner,Adware2k7,revo uninstaller help

12 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/ccleaner-adware2k7-revo-uninstaller-help.80238/

uzair
uzair Original post #1
Feb 13, 2008 at 4:48 PM
I,ve tried using ccleaner,adware2k7,revo uninstaller provided on the digit discs...

Ccleaner,Revo uninstaller:=

It spotted out many .dmp from Minidump folder and many log files from the system 32 folder,plus many missing registry keys,from mui cache and many places....Is it safe to let Ccleaner,Revo remove those keys..

Adware 2k7:=

This too spotted out a few registry entries with the name "Dataminer" located in HKCU...Is it safe to delete this too???

Can i trust these apps??
V
vaibhavtek #2
Feb 13, 2008 at 4:55 PM
Ya these apps are trusted by all even I use all these apps...


Offtopic:-
BTW U have Join Digit : Aug 2006

and till now 46 posts.

Why..??
ancientrites
Feb 13, 2008 at 7:53 PM
i am sorry to say mentioned softwares are bogus.last time i used ccleaner it removed file may be it was .dll or something like that.i had to reinstall
i recommend registry mechanic 7 or reg cure.you know where to download dont you?
skeletor
Feb 13, 2008 at 9:46 PM
I also recommend Registry Mechanic but the main problem is that needs to be bought. I've used CCleaner and it is fine but it can't be compared with registry mechanic. However, you can still use it and do not forget to create a System Restore point before performing the clean.
uzair
uzair #5
Feb 26, 2008 at 6:44 PM
Ya these apps are trusted by all even I use all these apps...


Offtopic:-
BTW U have Join Digit : Aug 2006

and till now 46 posts.

Why..??

B'coz the replies u get from this forum is too low...
Digit sure is loosing its appeal..
Zeeshan Quireshi
Feb 26, 2008 at 7:39 PM
You can surely trust CCleaner [Crap Cleaner] .
anandk
anandk #7
Feb 26, 2008 at 7:47 PM
AdAware 2007 has now become bloatware; but sure, you can still trust it and CCleaner...
redhat
redhat #8
Feb 26, 2008 at 8:28 PM
Offtopic:-
BTW U have Join Digit : Aug 2006

and till now 46 posts.

Why..??

no offence, but everyone does not postcrap like you...

Yes, you can rely on these s/w.
skeletor
Feb 26, 2008 at 9:51 PM
^^ +1

According to my personal experience. I don't like CCleaner even though it is free. Whenever I perform a scan from it, most of the programs in my Start Menu when opened show some kind of MSI installation i.e. they are getting reinstalled again. I don't know why it happens...... So I've stopped using CCleaner for Registry repairs......
hullap
hullap #10
Feb 26, 2008 at 10:10 PM
^^ u must edit the settings of cclener
BTW im on ubuntu and dont need any software mentiond here

Offtopic:-
BTW U have Join Digit : Aug 2006

and till now 46 posts.

Why..??
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skeletor
skeletor #11
Feb 27, 2008 at 2:14 AM
^^ u must edit the settings of cclener
Yes, indeed I fix selective issues and have edited the settings.
Actually, I was warning him not to mess up with Installer/Uninstaller Reference Issues. Only fix those in which you are completely confident. For eg. I had uninstalled 7-zip quite a while ago. So, I fixed the Uninstaller Reference Issues issues of 7-zip.

And also, do take the bake-up of the registry when CCleaner advises so that you can revert the changes when anything goes wrong.....