COMODO Registry Cleaner 1.0.12.16 Released!

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[JimBell]

Also works great on my XP SP3 Laptop. It removed 715 entries and everything is still fine, which is a great relief after running any registry cleaners.

Thanks CRC team!

Jim

[DarkButterfly]

So, if one wants to use the final version of CRC, then one needs to install Windows Vista SP1.

Shouldn't be like that. My self, and many other people that I know of, still haven't installed SP1 for the problems caused by it are greater than the ones solved by it. 

Why not giving the chance to those who still don't have sp1 installed to intall CRC? Just a thought.

All the best.

[fazio93]

So, if one wants to use the final version of CRC, then one needs to install Windows Vista SP1.

Shouldn't be like that. My self, and many other people that I know of, still haven't installed SP1 for the problems caused by it are greater than the ones solved by it. 

Why not giving the chance to those who still don't have sp1 installed to intall CRC? Just a thought.

All the best.

i think b/c the majority of people have SP1 installed.

[-[HUAWEI_OPTIX]-]

i think b/c the majority of people have SP1 installed.

HOW SURE YOU ARE?

If CRC-BETA works on a non SP1 vista, then the CRC FINAL "should" works on a non-sp1... how could you say CRC-Final is beneficial for some users specially to those non-sp1 user WHO participated the Beta Testing? If CRC-Beta works on a non-sp1, CRC-Final SHOULD works on a non sp1 AS SIMPLE AS THAT... CRC-TEAM you disappoint a non-sp1 user including me! 

    
               
                          

[kingsdave]

Tried this version. Had previously tried the Beta before the RC which was apparently over zealous and made windows unbootable. This version works fine so far  327 items removed and registry compacted. No need for my disk image I created prior to test.

[naren]

i am little confused. i scanned with crc and it found 1521 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1520 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1515 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1520 items to delete. i again scanned with crc it found 1511 items to delete. now i am confused. i should trust this software or not. what u guyz say?

[Andrei Ciubotaru]

i am little confused. i scanned with crc and it found 1521 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1520 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1515 items to delete. i again scanned with crc and it found 1520 items to delete. i again scanned with crc it found 1511 items to delete. now i am confused. i should trust this software or not. what u guyz say?

Those variations usually happen because of temporary/volatile registry entries. Applications can alter the content of registry hives at any moment.

[naren]

again i scanned twice with crc. 1st time it found 1514 items and 2nd time it found 1513 items. then i tried reg seeker. oh my god this one found 7059 items. the items found are colour coded. the items safe to delete are in green colour and the items in green colour are 1317. but see the difference crc total items found 1514 and reg seeker total items found 7059. whats this?? this makes me think, what actually is a registry cleaner??? and is it safe to clean the registry with any registry cleaner?

one thing about crc, as i mentioned in my previous post that the problems found by crc keeps changing, one thing i want to mention here that the items found in all the category are same except in-depth search and unsafe entries.
in-depth search and unsafe entries figures keeps changing. mainly in-depth search. dont know why?? is this a bug or a corrupt registry cleaner or any other problem. what u xpert guyz say??

[LeoniAquila]

Well, I think RegSeeker is a beast. Not even the green entries are safe (I have experience from that).

LA

[naren]

Well, I think RegSeeker is a beast. Not even the green entries are safe (I have experience from that).

LA

well now i do think like u. and as i said so many things about crc but still i will use one and the only registry cleaner thats crc. thats coz even if crc's found items figures are not same but the difference is also not big just 2-3 entries and above all i trust comodo thats why i have installed comodo products boclean, ve, crc and cis which is still a beta. keep up good work comodo and melih and thanxx frenz.

thanxx

naren

[Melih]

well now i do think like u. and as i said so many things about crc but still i will use one and the only registry cleaner thats crc. thats coz even if crc's found items figures are not same but the difference is also not big just 2-3 entries and above all i trust comodo thats why i have installed comodo products boclean, ve, crc and cis which is still a beta. keep up good work comodo and melih and thanxx frenz.

thanxx

naren

Thank you for your trust in us Naren. We really appreciate it.

Melih

[Melih]

Anyone who used the "Portable" version.
Can you pls share your views with us. What do u think about it? Is it portable enough for you? what else would you like to see?

Thank you for your help and support

Melih

[soyabeaner]

There are still files/something in the registry in the portable version and it crashed (wheras the RC never did).  I'll post details later.

[LeoniAquila]

Anyone who used the "Portable" version.
Can you pls share your views with us. What do u think about it? Is it portable enough for you? what else would you like to see?

I've tried the portable version and I like it very much. There are just some minor things I'm missing:

1. CRC creates "CRC32.INI" in C:\Windows. Maybe this file could be stored in the CRC folder instead.

2. CRC creates "crcnat.exe" in C:\Windows\system32. Maybe this file could be stored in the CRC folder instead.

3. CRC is currently extracted to a folder of my choice from a .exe file. I'd prefer a .zip archive instead, I think .exe files leaves entries when deleted, unlike .zip archives.

4. As CRC uses the Task Scheduler, it creates the folder C:\Windows\Tasks in case this folder is gone. Since I've disabled the Task Scheduler I've been able to delete that folder, so I'd prefer CRC not to recreate it.

Other than this it's an excellent application! By the way, I'm proud to say that the CRC compacter takes my registry sub 6000 KB.

Thanks,

LA

[Andreas]

Hi all,

I have installed Comodo Registry Cleaner 1.0.12.16.

Andreas

 
 

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