I ran CCleaner (the "registry" part) and I saw lots of "Unused file extension"s. I unchecked them because I was scare that if they were cleaned, they might not be able to be read by the computer. What happens when they're deleted(or rather, cleaned)?
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Started by Mikkie, Nov 16 2007 01:12 PM
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Posted 16 November 2007 - 04:56 PM
Unused means that no files on your computer uses it. If a program uses it, it wouldn't be labeled as "Unused." You can always back up your registry andrestore it later. But, I've never heard of it affecting a user.
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