To add to what Dave said: As far as I'm aware, this is the only registry scanner Microsoft has made public, and at least early on it was capable of causing significant issues--inability to apply security patches to Office after running such a scan,
for example.
I've very seldom found anyone who could offer convincing evidence that a registry cleaner/scanner provided measurable benefit to them. The sole exception I remember was a software developer, whose work with installation packaging resulted in
a large amount of registry churn--a situation very different from the average user.
"parsons714" wrote in message news:afa3a038-30b5-4797-aa50-ba8ef0527010@communitybridge.codeplex.com...
I have Vista Ultimate 64 and when I run One Live Care the Registry Scan does not complete. Do you know how long this scan would take. It ran for 4 hours and never completed. There was no spyware and only 1.7mbs of temp folders. Is there any other Microsoft
tool that can be used?
Bill Sanderson
