My understanding of Registry Cleaner tools is that a user of such a tool may not safely follow all that tool's suggestions for fixing or deleting Windows XP registry entry errors. That being said, how can I safely implement the RegSupreme Pro or jv16 PowerTools suggested registry error fixes, especially when such a tool's "first" scan comes back with so very many "errors" (GT 1000), and I am unable to back out individual "fixes." For example, after running RegSupreme Pro, 1000 registry errors are detected, what then? Do I allow RegSupreme Pro to "fix" all the detected errors? If the answer is "yes", then what do I do if my PC now runs much faster, but when I attempt to display help for Microsoft Word, help for Adobe Acrobat is displayed instead? Please understand that I am asking for guidance of the process of using either of your tools to find and repair registry entries, I am not complaining about a perceived short coming in either of these two applications.
BTW, I am perfectly happy to upgrade my trial from RegSupreme Pro to jv16 PowerTools if this bundled product has better tools for safely finding and fixing registry errors.
