File Details |
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| File Size | 1.0 MB |
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| License | Subscription, $29.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Me/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | September 8, 2008 |
| Total Downloads | 474 |
| Publisher | ParetoLogic Inc. |
| Homepage | RegCure |
Publisher's Description
RegCure will protect your investment and ensure maximum PC speed and performance. Compatible with all Microsoft products and third party applications, RegCure seeks out and repairs those issues in your registry that lead to poor performance such as remnants left behind on your registry from failed installations, incomplete un-installations, disabled drivers, and spyware applications.
Latest Reviews
oompoop reviewed v1.5.0.1 on Nov 23, 2013
Searching the web for "errcode 1702" from my system-logfile I found a bunch of hints to RegCure.
Searching on for "RegCure" I found this:
Re: Experiences with RegCure?
This program is unnecessary as an appendix.
If the PC is running well, you need not do anything.
Even reputable programs always sign a bunch of items that could be removed.
However, they do not bother any more than if you have in your bookcase books that nobody reads.
Dubious programs call them as an "error" to make people afraid.
Reputable tests repeatedly show that deleting such entries has no effect on the PC's speed and its reliability.
... even if there is written "Microsoft partner" ?!
Well, maybe I am a MSPartner, too, because I'm driving XP?!
;-))
oompoop reviewed v1.5.0.1 on Nov 23, 2013
Searching the web for "errcode 1702" from my system-logfile I found a bunch of hints to RegCure.
Searching on for "RegCure" I found this:
Re: Experiences with RegCure?
This program is unnecessary as an appendix.
If the PC is running well, you need not do anything.
Even reputable programs always sign a bunch of items that could be removed.
However, they do not bother any more than if you have in your bookcase books that nobody reads.
Dubious programs call them as an "error" to make people afraid.
Reputable tests repeatedly show that deleting such entries has no effect on the PC's speed and its reliability.
... even if there is written "Microsoft partner" ?!
Well, maybe I am a MSPartner, too, because I'm driving XP?!
;-))