Posted on 12 June 2008, at 11:53 am, by Christopher Spera
If you remember, a week or so ago, I posted a huge rant on how Microsoft released buggy and problematic SP’s in both Vista SP1 and XP SP3. In that post, I promisd to post an update when the Symantec Registry Cleaner was released. Well, it has been released, and it does in fact, work.
I ran it on 2 of the 3 PC’s in my house that have been upgraded to SP3. It removed almost 5000 bad registry keys on my Gateway 700GR desktop, 0 on my daughter’s Dell Latitude C610; and I have yet to run it on my older Sony Digital Studio PC (don’t ever buy one of these… ICK!)
Anyway; the free registry cleaner can be found here. The installation and execution instructions are pretty simple and easy to follow, so everyone should be ok in running it. If you have XP SP3 installed, I would download it, run it, and see if there are bad keys in your registry REGARDLESS if you’re experiencing problems or not.
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June 12th, 2008 at 1:09 pm
Used it on my Vista SP1 laptop, zero issues found. As I said in a previous posting on this site, I’ve not had any issues with Vista SP1.