Clean your registry and junk files with WiseCleaner

I saw that in Technet too, and had the same results as you. I'm sure it shocked the CCleaner guys too!

Now make the two (Wise Registry/Disk Cleaner) into one, and you have a CCleaner convert...

Nice, but the UI need some work:

In the list control, I can't ctrl-click to select multiple items, then check or un-check them. This is a royal pain.

Also, using the keyboard to down-arrow thru the list ctrl keeps changing focus to the details window, so I can't do down-arrow to see the next item details, then Space to select it. Just a pain to use -- seems like a common thing to want to do.

For bonus points, why not list the brief details (eg: "File does not exist" or "Folder does not exist" or "Type library not registered" in the list ctrl, so I can sort by this, and delete specific types of problems within a category?

(Sorry, I'm not brave enough to blindly do a "Fix All". I tried that with a different reg cleaner, and hosed my machine, and had to restore.)

Thanks!

Ugh, is pretty ugly. Unlike most Mac apps.
And it fixes a problem only windows somputers have. Unlike macs.

MOD THE POOR APPLE FANBOY DOWN, PEOPLE!

But is it wise enough to skip through important system files/registry entries? Anyone who've used it care to confirm?

I've used a lot (and I mean a lot) of such "cleaners" before. But only CCleaner has so far been able to securely delete only the "junk" components in my system, not the vital ones. So is this "WISE CLEANER" a patron of the same protege?

I'm with Naser on this one. CCleaner is the only program that I've used that has worked safely for me. Every other program I've tried eventually deletes a critical registry entry and crashes the system.

I've been trying out the free Glary Registry Repair program which seems nice, but I'm afraid to just let it clean everything on it's own. Instead I go through every entry manually and only delete those that I know are safe. This is just too time consuming to be practical. CCleaner remains the only program I can just click and run without having to worry about deleting a vital entry.

I've been using both of the Wise Cleaners, Registry and Disk successfully for months now on several computers. I have yet to run into any issues from running the Wise software on Xp and a Vista machines. It has dramatically done a great job, and I'd recommend the programs if you haven't been happy with your own cleaner program. They do update it often, seems once or twice a month, so they do a good job supporting the program ,and keeping it up to date.