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Heres one more question from my side that many cannot answer (including me myself)...
Everyone(OK,not everyone but almost everyone on this thread) knows that REGISTRY CLEANERS cause a lot of problems and that they are harmful for the system and windows and etc.. and stuff all like that.
But the question is....
Windows ,over time ,develops many registry related problems and we recommend not to use registry cleaners...
So How does windows clean the obselete entires left over by corrupted installs,uninstall'es and other activities??
Does Windows 7 and other version of windows have INBUILT REGISTRY CLEANERS that run over a period of time?
If so ,how does it works?
This is a GENERALIZED Debate about how windows works and I need some inputs from your side.
Let me know what you think about it
Everyone(OK,not everyone but almost everyone on this thread) knows that REGISTRY CLEANERS cause a lot of problems and that they are harmful for the system and windows and etc.. and stuff all like that.
But the question is....
Windows ,over time ,develops many registry related problems and we recommend not to use registry cleaners...
So How does windows clean the obselete entires left over by corrupted installs,uninstall'es and other activities??
Does Windows 7 and other version of windows have INBUILT REGISTRY CLEANERS that run over a period of time?
If so ,how does it works?
This is a GENERALIZED Debate about how windows works and I need some inputs from your side.
Let me know what you think about it