From: John John - MVP on
sarahandus wrote:
>
> "John John - MVP" wrote:
>
>> sarahandus wrote:
>>> CC Cleaner lists this as an unwanted item, however I am unable to delete it.
>>>
>>> What is it?
>> A search for the GUID {80b8c23c-16e0-4cd8-bbc3-cecec9a78b79} reveals
>> that it belongs to Avira.
>>
>>
>>> And how would you go about getting rid of it?
>> Do you have Avira installed on your computer?
>>
>> John
>> .
>>
>
>
> Yes, I do have Avira, I wonder why CC Cleaner has decided this is an unused
> extension? Ah well, no matter, it can just ignore it from now on.

For all you know the registry cleaner might be removing other valid
entries but the applications might just be silently recreating them when
needed. In this case you, or the registry cleaner, probably did not
have the needed permission to remove the key. Don't put too much faith
in these cleaners, they can and do at times cause problems. Your post
is a prime example, you didn't know what the key was for yet you trusted
the findings of the registry cleaner, one of those days you might regret
putting blind faith in these cleaners.

John
From: David H. Lipman on
From: "John John - MVP" <audetweld(a)nbnot.nb.ca>

| For all you know the registry cleaner might be removing other valid
| entries but the applications might just be silently recreating them when
| needed. In this case you, or the registry cleaner, probably did not
| have the needed permission to remove the key. Don't put too much faith
| in these cleaners, they can and do at times cause problems. Your post
| is a prime example, you didn't know what the key was for yet you trusted
| the findings of the registry cleaner, one of those days you might regret
| putting blind faith in these cleaners.

| John

Yepper, information Twayne, Butts, Thantanoid and others seem to ignore.


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Dave
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