well, ive been having some registry problems over the past month and it was driving me nutz. I came across this registry repair program that worked wonders for me. It found 570 errors and fixed them for me. Needless to say my issues have gone away. I figured i would share it with ya guys. If you have a registry repairer already great, but for the ones who dont you would be surprised to see how many errors you have. I strongly suggest you get it and run it. If you get it READ the read me on how to install and patch it.
http://team-moab.zftp.com/registryrepair.rar
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QUOTE(Omalley @ Nov 16 2006, 06:15 AM) 
well, ive been having some registry problems over the past month and it was driving me nutz. I came across this registry repair program that worked wonders for me. It found 570 errors and fixed them for me. Needless to say my issues have gone away. I figured i would share it with ya guys. If you have a registry repairer already great, but for the ones who dont you would be surprised to see how many errors you have. I strongly suggest you get it and run it. If you get it READ the read me on how to install and patch it.
http://team-moab.zftp.com/registryrepair.rar
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QUOTE(Omalley @ Nov 16 2006, 01:15 AM)
well, ive been having some registry problems over the past month and it was driving me nutz. I came across this registry repair program that worked wonders for me. It found 570 errors and fixed them for me. Needless to say my issues have gone away. I figured i would share it with ya guys. If you have a registry repairer already great, but for the ones who dont you would be surprised to see how many errors you have. I strongly suggest you get it and run it. If you get it READ the read me on how to install and patch it.
http://team-moab.zftp.com/registryrepair.rar
I dunno if I would recommend running the program unless your expierencing some issues. Microshaft's software is pretty particular and I would only run it if you are having some bugs and such. You never know what it could possibly break. Just an IT Guy's two cents.
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