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teuzao

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Defragmenting (aka compacting) the Windows registry doesn't reveal any extra speed that anyone would notice. Plus it can be cause issues with user profile(s) which I personally found out a few months/weeks ago.

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For the same reasons given by @Andavari, there is very little need or benefit to be gained.

I just run a registry analysis using another program I've had for years and it reported, from a 97MiB registry, it could compact 1.2MiB, saving me 1%.

 

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The vast majority (probably all) of CC's competitors would have this feature, so why not include it.

Have the usual backup and warnings of course.

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-10 :lol:

please just let ccleaner be crap/junk cleaner only

please create separate tool for any extra function like duplicate finder, disk analyzer, registry defrag and many other function that might be suggested to be included in ccleaner

why not include registry defrag into defraggler?  :P 

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- It's quite simple.Just defrag all the files in the "C:\Windows" & "C:\ProgramData" folders. That will do the job. The registry is made up of several files placed in different spots.

- Compacting the registry is a diiferent thing. This has been asked for many times. Since it never has been included in CCleaner or Defraggler one has to assume that the developers don't want such a thing included in Defraggler. But there're programs available that can compact the registry. E.g. Eusing's Free Registry Defragmentation.

System setup: http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gcNzIPEjEb0B2khOOBVCHPc

 

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