chota300

It can be very tedious to scan all registry errors and determine which entries are safe to remove, and of course very dangerous to simply remove all registry errors. It would be helpful to create filters to scan for registry errors within a specific vendor and/or product, and thus be able to clean only those entries. For example, you just unistalled a product and would like to remove registry entries for that product which the uninstall process left behind, without removing entries for the Windows OS or other products.

Along these same lines: After running Analyze & seeing results in the right pane, I would like to: 1) click/right-click/etc a detailed result item and have the app highlight the applicable setting/item/rule in the left pane 2) click/right-click/etc an item/rule and have the app highlight all of the applicable result items in the right pane And/or perhaps ... For each detailed result item, include column(s) denoting the applicable setting/item/rule Thanks to whomever is listening.

The /AUTO option is nice so you don't have to open the cleaner & then run the cleaner. But when cleaner is run from a Windows shortcut, there is no real way to tell when cleaner has finished. If cleaner executed in the foreground under /AUTO - not as a background process - it could be run in a minimized window that would appear only while cleaner was still active. Then the user could see that it is safe to use apps/directories/etc that might conflict with an active cleaner process.

I had a lot of custom files & folders being cleaned on a slave drive. I repartitioned the slave drive & needed to change the drive letters. Only the drive letters changed, not the file & folder names. I hoped to edit a file to change those custom settings, but I cannot find a file containing these settings. Where are these Custom Files and Folders settings stored ??? Thank you.