Uniblue Registry

by jvvcaulk Apr 20, 2008 10:41AM PDT

Hey guys,
I got a trial version of something called Uniblue Registry Booster on my new laptop. I ran the scan and it says I have 169 problems but it will only fix 15 unless I buy the full version. Now on sale for $29.95.
Has anyone ever heard of this program and how trustworthy is it. Or is it a waist of time?

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Hummm...

by glenn30 Apr 20, 2008 11:26AM PDT

I look unkindly to "Trial Versions" that find lots of things but then you must pay to fix them. That too often is used as a "come on" to sell merchandise.

I have no knowledge of Uniblue Registry but am skeptical. Maybe a Google search will help is making a decision.

Glenn

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So tell me what is busted?

by r. proffitt Forum moderator Apr 20, 2008 11:31AM PDT

If there are errors can you share what's the symptom? Or is it just asking for money?

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Not busted

by jvvcaulk Apr 20, 2008 2:17PM PDT

Nothing is busted. I just keep getting the message from Vista that this program wants to run. And after running it it tells me they are very concerned about my registry and want money.

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If it's not busted

by MarkFlax Forum moderator Apr 20, 2008 7:41PM PDT

then I would also distrust this product. I would uninstall it.

Mark

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Most registry cleaning programs sold ...

by Kees Bakker Apr 20, 2008 7:48PM PDT

find 400+ errors. And - most of the times - nothing fatal happens if you don't do anything about it, because these aren't serious errors at all.
So I wouldn't mind at all for this 169.

Better uninstall the program and let your registry as it is.

Kees

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Then there is nothing to fix.

by r. proffitt Forum moderator Apr 20, 2008 9:28PM PDT

Uninstall the program and move on.

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