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    alternatives to macecraft software

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by zero7404, Sep 11, 2008.

  1. zero7404

    zero7404 Notebook Deity

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    i'm looking for a good or better registry cleaning optimizing package for vista x64
    i have macecraft regsupreme, but they are dragging their feet rolling out x64 support. they also keep telling me to upgrade to jv16 and cannot give me a date for the regsupreme update.

    anyone have any ideas on what's good for use out there ?
     
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    bump......
     
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    so no one in here uses a registry cleaner ?

    any opinions pls....
     
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    Maybe it is the 64bit aspect of your question. Maybe it is just the fact that only a hour has passed since you first asked the question.
     
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    well, now it's almost 7 hrs. must be x64 aspect
     
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    Could be. I am running 32bit Vista and have all three MaceCraft products (the high-end product licenses the next two lower products, too) plus I have CCleaner.
     
    AKAJohnDoe, Sep 11, 2008
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