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Solved: registry cleaner
Hi guys, just wondering if there is any reliable freeware registry cleaner. Thanks.
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No!!!

Not free nor paid.
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A stupid question of mine I guess.
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No, it's not a stupid question.

It's good that you asked us before you used one. Many don't and suffer grief afterwards.

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Depends on how you want to define reliable. Many will reliably trash your system, so you can say there are some reliable ones out there.
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A stupid question of mine I guess.
The ONLY stupid question is the one you don't ask..

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