Error Severity Codes in Registry Cleaner

wonkabear

Okey....can anyone tell me what the "Error Severity" codes (1, 2, 5, 30, 55, 80, 99...maybe more) mean.

Error severity used to be displayed as "High", "Medium", "Low".

Macecraft: Maybe there needs to be an update to the Handbook showing error codes. (Hint) :

Now go have a great day....

Bill

tullik

I think the numbers are probably used as weighting factors in the "Registry Health" calculation.

1=least bad

...

99=could be most bad

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

If safe to remove, it doesn't matter much (IMO) ...

wonkabear

Yeah....but what if it's the other way around.... :(

1 = really bad

99 = not so bad

Anything in da middle = take yer best guess.... :

Thanks for the reply. Now go "git 'er done".

Bill

redseujac

tullik wrote
I think the numbers are probably used as weighting factors in the "Registry Health" calculation.

1=least bad

...

99=could be most bad

+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

If safe to remove, it doesn't matter much (IMO) ...

Tullik is certainly right about the weighting factors: 1=least bad and 99/100=most bad.

That's established by comparing the red colored indicators with the numeric severity in the Error Severity column results.

Look here for the "numeric severity" issue.