Are usage tracks safe to remove?
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usage tracks yes
usage tracks are just like cookies and stuff like that. removing them will do no harm. However, if you perform the registry checker found in the advanced mode, i suggest you be very careful, and do not mess with the registry if you are unexperienced. I would set spybot to do a system restore point before removing anything. It is found under settings in advanced mode.
good luck and I hope I answered your question. Let me know if you want any more information.
usage tracks are just like cookies and stuff like that. removing them will do no harm. However, if you perform the registry checker found in the advanced mode, i suggest you be very careful, and do not mess with the registry if you are unexperienced. I would set spybot to do a system restore point before removing anything. It is found under settings in advanced mode.
good luck and I hope I answered your question. Let me know if you want any more information.
129260, what do you refer to when you say "registry checker"?
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spybot has a built in registry checker...
Its found under advanced mode. It's a simple checker that checks important places or registry entries that are invalid.
Its found under advanced mode. It's a simple checker that checks important places or registry entries that are invalid.
Ah. But I cannot seem to find it. :cowboy:
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oops silly me ha its found....
under: mode-advanced mode. Click TOOLS. then click system internals. Make sure it is checked when you first click tools.
sorry about that, It is found there in settings, but u can select only to ignore certain entries the tool found.
under: mode-advanced mode. Click TOOLS. then click system internals. Make sure it is checked when you first click tools.
sorry about that, It is found there in settings, but u can select only to ignore certain entries the tool found.Ah, hahas. Thanks. It looks/feels a lot like the registry cleaning tools like the registry cleaner in CCleaner. >
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yes
but you need to be very careful. I personally recommenced not to use any registry cleaner programs. They can be alot of trouble and can damage your machine if you do not know what you are doing. Anyway, lets wait for the original poster to respond.
but you need to be very careful. I personally recommenced not to use any registry cleaner programs. They can be alot of trouble and can damage your machine if you do not know what you are doing. Anyway, lets wait for the original poster to respond.
Oh Yikes. Erm. What about registry compacters/defragmentors? Auslogics Registry Defrag for example.
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ya
defrags are ok. just registry cleaners are not all that safe and can be dangerous.
defrags are ok. just registry cleaners are not all that safe and can be dangerous.
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ok thats good to hear.
I was waiting for your response. glad to hear all is well. Post back if u have problems with this issue again. Thanks.
I was waiting for your response. glad to hear all is well. Post back if u have problems with this issue again. Thanks.
@Pi. Lols, user trackage items like cookies can be annoying once you have some dozen of it. I use CCleaner.
@129260, Thanks for your tip. Surf safe. :cowboy:
@129260, Thanks for your tip. Surf safe. :cowboy:
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you too
you too
you too