PowerTools Lite 2011 Beta1

tompres1

sorry... just downloaded beta 2... started out with 87 PC health and 92registry health.. ended up with a 98 and a 99. same question...why isn't it showing 100% health after fixing my computer.

Tom P

tullik

tompres1 wrote
sorry... just downloaded beta 2... started out with 87 PC health and 92registry health.. ended up with a 98 and a 99. same question...why isn't it showing 100% health after fixing my computer.

Tom P

Same answer:

Those health indicators are unique to Macecraft. They are approximations, not absolutes.

tompres1

OK i understand that they are approximations.. but ever since i have had JV powertools it has shown 100 % after i have run the software.. it you run JV and it fixes everything wouldn't you want the health to show 100% after that?

Tom P.

tullik

tompres1 wrote
OK i understand that they are approximations.. but ever since i have had JV powertools it has shown 100 % after i have run the software.. it you run JV and it fixes everything wouldn't you want the health to show 100% after that?

Tom P.

Ideally, that would be something.

However, much like body temperature, the reading can vary with time and events, as well as with the technology used to get the measurement.

Right now, on my x64 Windows 7 desktop:

PTLite 2011 beta1 has PC at 100%, registry at 100%

PTLite 2011 beta1 (*) has PC at 94%, registry at 92%

PTLite 2011 beta2 has PC at 95%, registry at 97%

PTLite 2011 beta2 (*) has PC at 94%, registry at 92%

PowerTools 2011 has PC at 98%, registry at 96%

PowerTools 2010 has PC at 98%, registry at 96%

PowerTools 2009 has PC at 100%, registry at 98%
- (*) Separate vanilla installs done just a few minutes ago.

jv16

tompres1 wrote
OK i understand that they are approximations.. but ever since i have had JV powertools it has shown 100 % after i have run the software.. it you run JV and it fixes everything wouldn't you want the health to show 100% after that?

Tom P.

The differences are most likely caused by the fact that PowerTools Lite 2011 and jv16 PowerTools 2011 use a slightly different version of the Registry Cleaner engine. There has been a while since the last version of jv16 PowerTools has been released, and thus it contains a bit older version of the engine than PowerTools Lite 2011, which contains the most recent version.

tompres1

I see...Every time i run JV lite i get a debug log on my desktop..you don't want to see these every time... do you?

I'm not quite sure what i should be looking for anymore... I'm not the tech guy type.

Tom p.

leonardo

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