CCleaner log:Openwithprogids

[Vrushabha]

I am getting some kind of strange problem with my CCleaner. It's almost certainly not CCleaner that's at responsibility, except I keep annoying to take away definite registry keys and they stay returning. I believe it's somewhat to do by way of VLC which I detached a moment before. I am running Windows 7 at this moment. I'd actually like to clear my mind if I can get rid of these files undyingly and how to accomplish so. Is there any simple method to get rid of those lasting entries?

[Sharanya]

When you say "but when I go to the start menu I have 38 programs and 22 shortcuts! I dare not delete them as "not necessarily those programs that are launched when you start the job. You have to know the programs that are checked in msconfig" Startup tab "or in the Run key BDR. For this run Regedit and search for Run the following address: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run. Just keep in mind that do not delete anything in the BDR "registry" because then you risk having more harm than good. If in doubt, or export the keys before deletion. To do this click on File / Export.

[little-Jacqueline]

As to the install / uninstall software, the registry accumulates many keys that are no longer useful. It can only be beneficial for the operation of your machine to clean the registry occasionally. For this, there are several free utilities that can get rid of all needless entries in your registry files and residual allocated to applications that you have uninstalled. Here are a few to choose from:

• jv16 (old free version)
• CCleaner
• RegCleaner

Don’t try all three at a time. Just try one by one and choose one as best for further usages.

[Radames]

There are some scenarios where a user of Windows you have to or want to use the command line of the tool regedit delete and add Windows registry keys. Maybe a virus or other malicious software has limited access to the registry so that you cannot use regedit. Another possible reason is the use of scripts or batch process to perform operations such as adding or removing keys regularly simply executing a batch file on the computer system. Reg.exe command line tool can be used to manage the registration of the command line. It not merely permits access to erase otherwise put in, except additional options for example exporting otherwise importing keys. Entering reg /? line command will show all probable options that are obtainable. Reg delete command can be used in local as well as remote machines. The essential command is alike to the following :

VALUENAME keyname reg delete parameters

[Anirvinya]

A program has only two ways to store data permanently, either in the registry database or file system. The Registry also refers in the final analysis it. I just want to know what information is stored a program there, which will remain even after such removal.

[Kaufman]

You can even manually removing those entries and then looking, BUT as I said, is not easy to decide whether such entries will really affect ONLY that program. Take for example Adobe. Of which there are some programs such as the reader. But the Dreamweaver, Photoshop, etc. If you now uninstalling the Reader, and can look after Adobe, which can never be sure. Rarely, or only some entries have the additional Reader here. Then you could make it more likely something like CCleaner with the matter. However, retaining nothing of such programs. You can also search in this forums looking for Regedit times, there are already some interesting posts about it.

[Mrigankasekhar]

Programs place entries there from quite different: It can be paths, the behavior when double-clicking an associated file extension, the window size settings etc. That would be an endless list. Normal un-install entries should all be gone after. UNFORTUNATELY make the least out there really uninstalls everything. Often, for example, remains inside the file extension mapping, etc., or even paths. Extremely rare times the entries are really annoying.