Perhaps you deleted a necessary registry key with that registry cleaner. Try restoring to a point before you noticed the problem and see if that helps. Then when you run the registry cleaner---make sure it doesn't delete necessary info.
You just learned an important lesson, other comments by other posters not withstanding, there aren't any. Consider yourself lucky that you didn't do more damage. I know the world will come down on this post, but in it I am steadfast.
You can also Remove message by Registry Edit to Auto End Tasks. use Start > Run & type regedit then navigate to HKEY HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop double click on AutoEndTasks & set to 1
A good Registry Cleaner is You can download FREE Registry Cleaner called RegVac & no need to register, from; http://superwin.com/regvac.htm
You can also download for FREE latest version of jV16 Power Tools & RegSupreme but only have 30 day full trial then need to buy. http://www.macecraft.com/index.php?lg=en&id=products To use jV16 Power Tools , click on Registry Tool, Tools > Registry Cleaner.
That sounds better in theory than practice, its catch-22 all over again. You need knowledge and experience to make those decisions, and if you had the knowledge you would not need the registry cleaner. Sorry, I still don't buy it. In fact more posts I read about the registry the more I am convinced the most people has no idea about it. I have seen posts which incorrectly describe the registry organization and then describe efficiency techniques based upon wrong assumptions. I say again under normal conditions "Stay Out Of The Registry".
Some registry cleaners just delete what they find if you let them, with just one click; you never see what they did, nor do they provide a backup to restore from. Avoid those!
The better ones come up with a list, explain what each entry is, why it is not necessary/wrong, allow you to choose which entries to fix, and provide a backup so that you can restore. Examples are jv16 powertools and Regscrub XP.
03codyn
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Perhaps you deleted a necessary registry key with that registry cleaner. Try restoring to a point before you noticed the problem and see if that helps. Then when you run the registry cleaner---make sure it doesn't delete necessary info.
MDPdude00
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November 5th, 2003 13:00
where can I get a good registry cleaner?
msgale
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November 5th, 2003 13:00
Message Edited by msgale on 11-05-2003 09:50 AM
jacatone_c18b42
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gryjhnhpe
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November 5th, 2003 20:00
You can also Remove message by Registry Edit to Auto End Tasks.
use Start > Run & type regedit then navigate to HKEY
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
double click on AutoEndTasks & set to 1
A good Registry Cleaner is
You can download FREE Registry Cleaner called RegVac & no need to register, from;
http://superwin.com/regvac.htm
You can also download for FREE latest version of jV16 Power Tools & RegSupreme but only have 30 day full trial
then need to buy.
http://www.macecraft.com/index.php?lg=en&id=products
To use jV16 Power Tools , click on Registry Tool, Tools > Registry Cleaner.
msgale
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November 5th, 2003 22:00
That sounds better in theory than practice, its catch-22 all over again. You need knowledge and experience to make those decisions, and if you had the knowledge you would not need the registry cleaner. Sorry, I still don't buy it. In fact more posts I read about the registry the more I am convinced the most people has no idea about it. I have seen posts which incorrectly describe the registry organization and then describe efficiency techniques based upon wrong assumptions. I say again under normal conditions "Stay Out Of The Registry".
JRosenfeld
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November 5th, 2003 22:00
Some registry cleaners just delete what they find if you let them, with just one click; you never see what they did, nor do they provide a backup to restore from. Avoid those!
The better ones come up with a list, explain what each entry is, why it is not necessary/wrong, allow you to choose which entries to fix, and provide a backup so that you can restore. Examples are jv16 powertools and Regscrub XP.
JRosenfeld
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November 5th, 2003 23:00