Risk Levels For Registry Clean

[alex30]

Hi,

I wonder if anyone could tell me what the risk levels mean when you do a registry clean? I am not sure if it means there is a risk associated with removing those entries as it may lead to problems or that there is a risk associated with leaving those entries in the registry.

If it is the latter then I would love to know what this perceived risk is.

Regards Alex

[sunny staines]

I see it a high risk indicator as a high risk if you delete the entry, not a high risk to your computer if left in place.

[alex30]

Hi Sunnystaines,

That is what I would "perceive" it to mean also but I am just not 100% sure that is what it is actually meant and wonder if anyone knows for sure.

Regards Alex

[solbjerg]

Hi alex

try for example to read this thread:

http://forums.iobit.com/showthread.php?t=9658

Cheers

solbjerg

 

 

Hi Sunnystaines,

That is what I would "perceive" it to mean also but I am just not 100% sure that is what it is actually meant and wonder if anyone knows for sure.

Regards Alex

[captainron]

If you do dead extensions and light heuristics on uninstall entries you can actually keep it at 0..It's when you dig in class, *lib, and config entries that you create it. I've done cleaning solutions for small companies before.