Registry Cleaner??

**Mooseknuckle** · #1 25th Mar 2008, 11:14

Does anybody know of any good freeware registry cleaners? and where can i get one?

**Cew27** · #2 25th Mar 2008, 11:16

ccleaner by pirform
a legendary application

**evilfantasy** · #3 25th Mar 2008, 11:19

There are only two that I will use that are safe. Wise registry cleaner and the one built into CCleaner.

Download CCleaner It is suggested to download the CCleaner - Slim - No Toolbar which is the version without the Yahoo! Toolbar.

Wise Registry Cleaner

**Cew27** · #4 25th Mar 2008, 11:21

cheers ef i was about to tell him there in the downloads when i realised i need to put them in there

**Mooseknuckle** · #5 25th Mar 2008, 11:21

Thank you Evil...i already have CCleaner....i actually just remembered that and ran the registry cleaner on it and it fixed some of my problem

**evilfantasy** · #6 25th Mar 2008, 11:31

Download Wise cleaner also. It goes a little deeper than CCleaner but still in a safe manner. I have removed everything found with no problems for a year or so now. It's a good tool along with their disk cleaner as well. You'll be surprised as to what all extra it will find.

Creios · #7 29th Mar 2008, 00:17

Hi EvilFantasy,

I have loads of website registered in my Hkey_Local_Machine\Software\Windows\Internet Setting\ZoneMap\Domains. These websites look unfamiliar and scrupulous for me.

Is it safe to delete those manually? Can CCleaner and Wise Cleaner help me with these?

Thank you!

**evilfantasy** · #8 29th Mar 2008, 09:05

Those are the Hosts file entries. They are good as those sites are blocked from adding anything malicious to the browser. Leave them.

Creios · #9 30th Mar 2008, 03:53

Hi EvilFantasy,

Thank you for the info. I did try CCleaner and disk cleaner. They are very good. After the cleaning, my computer runs faster.

Again, thanks!

**evilfantasy** · #10 30th Mar 2008, 09:50

No problem, glad to help.