- Jun 3, 2018
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I have heard that it's spyware, so that's why I said that. But either way, it's still a PUP that claims you have a bunch of stuff wrong with your computer even if you don't
Is Wise Care 365 fakeware?
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I have heard that it's spyware, so that's why I said that. But either way, it's still a PUP that claims you have a bunch of stuff wrong with your computer even if you don't
U don't want spyware? Download Kerish Doctor and say goodbye with your problems.
- Jun 3, 2018
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More like "say goodbye to your uninfected computer." Just download BonziBuddy while you're at it.Personally I don't believe Wise Care 365 is fake ware. I have been using it for a long time now. Wise makes a good disk "cleaner" too. I'm guessing the person in question may be "trolling"... Just remember... Not everything that people claim is true. Glad you asked here and that others have confirmed things with you as well
Hope that helps!
Brian
Hope that helps!
Brian
No it doesn't. I just installed it and ran a scan. It found over a thousand registry errors. None of these were made up, they were all references to missing files and folders. The majority of these were leftover traces from programs that have been uninstalled, so could be safely deleted. There were also some, that would be better left untouched. Some software creates references in the registry to folders they save files to, but don't actually create these folders until they are actually needed. This results in an invalid folder reference in the registry, until that folder is created. So, it would be best not to delete these particular registry entries, but doing so, shouldn't actually cause any serious issues. There are some registry cleaners, that do not do a deep scan of the registry and a a result, will never detect these registry keys, e.g. CCleaner and Auslogics Registry Cleaner.But either way, it's still a PUP that claims you have a bunch of stuff wrong with your computer even if you don't
There's no need to actually delete the registry keys that PC Optimizer Pro finds, as 99.9% of the time, having invalid and needed registry keys, will not make a computer slow down, or actually cause any issues. But the same can be said for any registry cleaner, even the ones included in CCleaner and Wise Care 365/Wise Registry Cleaner, etc.
Kerish Doctor is safe to use.
- Jun 7, 2018
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My disk cleaner is a script I wrote that lets you change and runs profiles of windows internal clean manager.
Isn't that enough? :notworthy:
Isn't that enough? :notworthy:
Bash:
@echo off
:ENTER
CLS
echo.
echo ================================================================================
echo Set and Run Cleanmanager Profiles
echo ================================================================================
echo By Yellowing
echo.
echo [1] Set a profile
echo [2] Run a profile
echo Space or CTRL+C to exit.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
set ask=0
set /p ask="Choose: "
if %ask%==1 goto SET
if %ask%==2 goto RUN
goto ENTER
:SET
echo.
echo ================================ Set a profile =================================
echo.
set prof=0
set /p prof="Choose Profile number (1-65535): "
echo.
@echo on
Cleanmgr.exe /sageset:%prof%
@echo off
:ASK
echo.
echo =============================== Run this profile? ==============================
echo.
echo (Type "yes" or "y")
echo Space or CTRL+C to exit
echo.
echo.
set ask=0
set /p ask="Choose: "
if %ask%==yes goto RUNWITH
if %ask%==y goto RUNWITH
goto ASK
:RUN
echo.
echo ================================ Set a profile =================================
echo.
set prof=0
set /p prof="Choose Profile number (1-65535): "
:RUNWITH
@echo on
Cleanmgr.exe /sagerun:%prof%
@echo off
goto END
:END
echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo -----------------------------------All done!------------------------------------
echo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
pauseWise is not fakeware, even Kerish Doctor isn't a fakeware. Fakeware are ASC or your paid Fish! Cleaning Tools
Advanced SystemCare is not "fakeware" and is safe to use.
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I don't have to prove anything to, you could try it and see for yourself. A few years ago, the registry cleaner had issues with false positives, but I reported the issues to IObit and they fixed the issues, which made it safe to use. The registry cleaner will now, no longer identify any valid registry entries as being bad, unlike just about every other registry cleaner. If you enable Deep Clean in the registry cleaner, it could possibly cause problems. But, it is only available in the paid Pro version and is disable by default.
ASC won't delete any needed files or registry keys. In extremely rare cases, Startup Optimization will think a needed startup entry is invalid and will want to disable it. But that's the only issue that ASC has.
I've used recent versions of ASC on many different computers and it has never caused any problems.
On the other hand, while Wise Care 365 is a very good program, its registry cleaner has minor issues with false positives.
I tried Wisecare in the past, I liked it. Light and efficient.
- May 13, 2017
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That is not entirely true. Obsolete reg entries can cause issues (then again might not), it is just not so obvious, since they are hidden, people usually "solve" it by reinstall. Like there was once an update for Windows 10, which failed to install, because of an obsolete reg entry, MS released an update, which was basically reg cleaner. People using reg cleaners installed that update just fine. Or someone failed to install a software for un unknown reason, it failed because there was a completely unrelated reg leftover from another software, once he used reg cleaner, he could install it just fine. The similar applied to leftover of AVs, drivers and so on and so on. I no longer recommend reg cleaners, since they are generally not welcomed, when someone post a problem, which I know could be easily fixed by reg cleaner, I just smirk thinking, I could tell you how to fix it, but will not, because I do not need to read dozens of comments claiming otherwise (like SSD vs HSS case, rofl), even though people using my advice solved the issue in about 75% of cases. Not like I care, what people think, I prefer facts and testing vs theories, but I just do not like arguing pointlessly about "believes".
To sum it up, reg cleaning, just like disk cleaning, does not necessarily solve problems, it prevents them in the first place. I did not start using it, because i was bored, but because of dozens of issues or annoyances, like with Windows Explorer or Windows itself. I am glad to be running completely problem free computers for years, using deep reg cleaning. Of course, that applies to reliable reg cleaners only, not to regseeker or similar. A bad software (promoted by search engines on top) gives a bad name to good ones, understandably causing all this aversion to them.
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in my country you can get Microsoft Certs for money! they let you cheat in exam
That is definitely true. There are a few instances where I've fixed problems by cleaning the registry. But, there are also, hundreds of times when cleaning the registry, has not fixed any issues. That is why I said that 99.9% of the time (not always), cleaning the registry won't help. I've even once, seen a very noticeable speed increase after cleaning the registry. So, I'm never going to say that registry cleaners are snake oil and never work.
Because I regularly install and uninstall software, I fairly often have issues with my computers. I believe in diagnosing and fixing issues, rather than doing a clean install. If I can't fix an issue myself, I will use a registry cleaner. It usually, won't help, but I believe it's worth trying.
I only use registry cleaners which have zero issues with false positives, so I know that nothing important will be deleted.
No need proofs, it is legit. Now the reputation of the company has nothing to do with the effectiveness of its product.
Those who try, know, others are just stupid parrots.
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Been using Wise Care 365 for a few days now. Nothing's happened on the negative side has happened.
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