Our point of view is to NOT use registry cleaners to correct socalled "registry errors".
And - I can add - surely don't use the one made and sold by SloxSoft, since this is what the BBB writes about them in https://www.bbb.org/west-florida/business-reviews/computers-hardware-software-and-services/sloxsoft-in-saint-petersburg-fl-90279444/Alerts-and-Actions:
"BBB files indicate that this business has a pattern of complaints concerning sales practice issues. Consumers allege that they are instructed to call this business after a window appears on their computer stating that they have a virus. This business then claims that they can fix the issue and subsequently offers a protection plan.
Consumers state that this business misrepresents themselves when speaking on the phone, and since they have allowed this business to take control of their computer, they feel pressured into using and paying for their services. Consumers filing complaints with BBB have given the business amounts ranging from $299 to $1,149.
In November 2016, BBB sent a request to the business to address this pattern and what actions the business has taken to help eliminate the cause of the complaints. As of today, the business has not responded to the request made by BBB. "
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