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Hey guys. I can confirm you WC365 registry scan time isn't normal at the moment (because I/we already checked that in the past and the scan times were about the same; it is written here in the forum but I can't remember the topic): WC365 registry scan should be somewhat near the same as WRC one. It could change within seconds, but it shouldn't be the double of the other one. Just leave the time to the developer/s to correct this problem. Today I experienced the same boot booster setting issue (as written in my previous reply) in a friend's machine: windows vista 32bit sp2. I couldn't compare the registry scan times with WRC (but it was long enough). The comparisons with other software (not from this developer) is another topic, by the way. And I used and use other software for the registry cleaner, but I still prefer this one (I just miss the multiple selections: shift+click, ctrl+click, shift+arrows, i.e. the normal behaviour in windows ). For example, now I compared WRC 8 with wisecleaner bigger competitor (I will let you guess who is): WRC 47 seconds and 419 items found; the other one 8 seconds and 16 items. Another one 26 seconds and 89 items. Another one 22 seconds and 125 items. (I could continue...)

kk_in_zdf: glad you solved it... Sometimes, restarting explorer or windows solves strange problems.

Could it be clearer this? --> "You exceeded the maximum number of activations provided by your license. Don't hesitate to contact us if you think there is an activation error or if you need more licenses!"

Wise care 365 has got three modes (menu, settings, cleaner), like WRC8: default scan, safe scan and deep scan. WRC9 has got only two modes: fast scan (that's the safe scan) and deep. I called improperly the safe mode "fast", because it checks less items and because in WRC9 it is called fast. By the way I also noted some improper behaviors in windows xp (I have a friend that still uses it): IIRC, the defrag function and the new boot booster setting (in menu, settings, boot booster). Maybe I thought it was normal a longer scan with the registry cleaner on windows xp (and a slower processor and ram), but I didn't try WRC9 to compare it with WCare365.

In the new English file there's a new entry: Do you intend an user could have more licenses, if he contacts you (under additional payment, I suppose)? Or what?

I hope you ticked the same entries and the same mode (either both deep or both fast) for both programs. And that you set them with the same exclusions. I usually get longer times when I tick activex, file types and empty keys. Without them, the scan lasts about 4 seconds in WRC 9.35 and 8.83, and 10 seconds in Wise Care 365 4.53. Therefore it seems indeed that wise care 365 is a bit slower (but I did these tries without the same exclusions). Edit Fixed the exclusions in the three programs (they have got all the same exclusions now). Scan times with all the entries ticked (all portable versions): WRC9.35: 40s (same result with 9.38) WRC8.83: 45s WCare365 4.53: 80s (same result with 4.55) There's something wrong...

Hi LarAtk. Yes, try the portable version: it doesn't need to be installed. Download Wise Care 365 portable (click)

Hi wdcf. You already asked this same thing for wise disk cleaner: how do i remove "restore points" option? (click). You said the problem was solved, but you didn't write how you did it.

Here, through their email (support AT wisecleaner.com) or through the web module in the feedback webpage (of their homepage), or all of them. Not sure about their preferred method...

And what browser? There are some incompatibilities when using MSIE11, but it doesn't work on XP SP3. Did you try to click the button "switch editor to source/WYSIWYG mode"? It's the grey button above the BOLD button.

Hi b.s.mohaideen. :-) Check the following topics: How to speed up your PC by WiseCleaner_Admin How to speed up a computer; speed up any PC or laptop (Part One) by Linkin How to speed up a computer; speed up any PC or laptop (Part Two) by Linkin Or try these operations: 1) If the warranty has already expired, you could try to open your PC (first unplug it from the mains...!) with a lot of caution and, gently, remove the dust with a brush and vacuum cleaner (or hair dryer) and, possibly, apply the thermal paste to the processor. Block the fans, they shouldn't rotate fast. DON'T touch capacitors and DON'T open the power supply unit. If you are unsure, ask to a more experienced friend of yours or bring your machine (computer) to the assistance! The following operations should be simplier than this one. 2) Open an elevated command prompt and type: cleanmgr /sageset:1 Press enter, tick every option (or the options that you prefer) inside cleanmgr advanced menu, click ok, then type this: cleanmgr /sagerun:1Press enter and wait until it finishes. 3) Download adwcleaner portable (click), run it and remove the offending entries. 4) Download wise care 365 portable (click), extract it and put it on your desired/preferred folder. 5) Create a system restore point (or let it create by WiseCare, it should ask it to you the first time you run it) 6) Double left-click wisecare365.exe, click (top right corner) custom --> settings --> custom checkup, select/tick all entries (or the entries that you prefer), click save, click checkup, wait until the scan finishes, click fix. 7) Click the third tab at top: system tuneup On the left, click the fourth tab: startup manager Remove unnecessary items (keep enabled antivirus and processor items) 8) Launch sfc /scannow from an elevated command prompt (and report the result here, after it finished) 9) Defrag your hard disks (it may take hours... Try first the OS partition only). If you often get BSODs, skip this. Looking forward for your kind feedback! How to run an elevated command prompt for Windows vista/seven users One of these three methods: - click start, all programs, accessories, right-click the command prompt in the list and click run as administrator, click yes on the user account control window that should appear - click start, type cmd in the searchbox, right-click the cmd in the list of results and click run as administrator, click yes on the user account control window that should appear - click start, type cmd in the searchbox, press and keep pressed ctrl + shift Keys on your keyboard, then press enter, click yes on the user account control window that should appear

Hi Karoly. Do you have this machine? --> http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/product-support/servicetag/JHZV83J/configuration Check if the following information is correct: - desktop Dell OptiPlex 740 - Original OS Vista 64bit - AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ (Windsor?) 2.2GHz Socket AM2 - May 23, 2006 - ADO4200IAA5CU - 4GB RAM (2 sticks): SAMSUNG DDR2 M378T5663QZ3-CF7 Non-ECC/Non-Registered PC2-6400 CL=6 800MHz 1.8V - BIOS 2.2.7 (latest) - I didn't find the video card (NVidia?)... Could you check what video card is installed? Did you install windows 10 on that machine? Dell say they don't support windows 10 on that machine, or they didn't test it. You can also try to move your ram sticks from dimm3 and dimm4 to dimm1 and dimm2 (they are the couple further from the cpu). And given that you are at it, did you remove the dust from your hardware components (fans and all over the motherboard)?

I tried it and it doesn't find the item again. I've set the Debugger string value in this way (exported by regedit to notepad): [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\Notepad.exe] "Debugger"="\"D:\\Applicazioni\\HippoEDIT 1.6.31 PRO portable\\hippoedit.exe\" -n"I used hippoedit (because I have the portable version) instead of textpad (which I didn't install). It indeed opened hippoedit when I tried to open notepad. I scanned image file execution only and WRC found two (same) items.(It should have found one item only...). I ignored one of them and at next scan the item didn't appear. To ignore items: select the item, then ignore it. If you only right-click the item, it won't be selected: you won't ignore it even if you click "ignore this item".

It should be always excluded for next scans (if you don't uninstall the program, or if you don't remove the exclusion.dat from the program folder). Does it reappear? That's why I asked you to post a screenshot: I never saw that message.

Not sure I understood. Usually: right-click on the item, click on ignore this item. If the problem is different, please post a screenshot.

Hi godmcgarvey. Do you intend system restore points, when using the slimming function? Or registry backups, when using the registry cleaner?

Yup, I've sent it to your email right now.

I.e., did you get the same behaviour and then modified the application?

Ciao Edmondo. :-) Cliccando qui (su questa frase) puoi scaricare la versione portatile del programma E' in formato compresso/zippato, sarà da decomprimere/dezippare con un programma apposito (winzip, 7zip, peazip, zipgenius, WinRAR e simili). Dopo di che, potrai mettere la cartella (con al suo interno il programma) dove ti pare. Se preferisci invece installare il programma, clicca questa frase e scaricherai il programma installatore. Non ricordo esattamente dove si inserisce il codice di licenza; nel menu del programma io ho "cambia chiave di licenza"... Immagino che finché la versione è free, ci sia la dicitura "Inserisci la chiave di licenza", o qualcosa di simile. Dovrebbe perciò apparire la finestra in cui inserire tutti i dati: nome, indirizzo email e chiave di licenza. Dovrai inserire il nome e l'indirizzo email che hai fornito durante il pagamento. Per la chiave di licenza: è consigliabile copiarla e poi incollarla, piuttosto che stare a riscriverla a mano; a patto che non si inseriscano degli spazi prima o dopo la chiave. Alla fine premi il pulsante Registra. Questo è un esempio (clicca il pulsante show per visualizzare l'immagine): Se hai altre domande o problemi, rispondi pure qui. Se invece nonostante tutti i miei suggerimenti tu non riuscissi ancora ad attivare il programma, ti suggerisco di contattare direttamente il supporto di wisecleaner, tramite le loro email (ovviamente al posto di chiocciola dovrai mettere @ ed eliminare gli spazi): sales CHIOCCIOLA wisecleaner.com support CHIOCCIOLA wisecleaner.com Oppure usando il questionario in questa pagina (cliccami)

Hi. Still present: Another problem: Create a task (any). WAS should go in the notification area (that's the system tray). Move the WAS tray icon in the HIDDEN notification area (i.e., you must click the up arrow in the notification area to see the WAS tray icon). Click the WAS tray icon in the HIDDEN notification area, and WAS should appear. Click the X in WAS: WAS should go again in the HIDDEN notification area, instead it disappears. But it is still present, when you check task manager. This problem doesn't appear when the WAS tray icon remains in the visible notification area. I.e., when we/you click the WAS tray icon in the visible notification area, WAS appears; when later we/you'll click the X, WAS will go again in the notification area. This always works (tried three-four times in a row). Hope this helps (and that it is clear enough).

Hi adlane. If you downloaded Wise Memory Optimizer 3.48 Free portable version, you can just extract its files in a folder. Later you can move that folder where you prefer. When you'll want to remove WMO, the uninstall won't be necessary: you will only delete the entire folder. If you prefer the installer version of WMO, then you'll use its uninstaller in control panel\programs\uninstall (when you'll want to uninstall it, obviously).

We define the X button as cancel. So, when you click X button to close window, it means you cancel changes. Then the program misses a save button. If clicking on the "custom area" and then clicking "scan", saves the settings and contemporaneously starts a "fast scan", I don't get why there should be a "fast scan" button. Instead, If clicking on the "custom area" and then clicking "scan", saves the settings and starts a "deep scan", I don't get why there should be a "deep scan" button. Conclusion: you can remove the "custom area" button and can combine it with the "deep scan" button, calling it "advanced scan". The "fast scan" button could be left like it is. By the way, I still prefer the previous method (a special section to define the areas to scan, with a save button).

Hi cucciolagigio. Are you running your browser, during the automatic clean-up? If yes, did you try to close the browser before the clean-up? Or was irrelevant the browser running, a week ago? As automatic clean-up, do you intend (1) a click on checkup, (2) a scheduled task created with wise care 365, (3) a scheduled task created with windows task scheduler, (4) wise turbo ?

They're still present in 9.35. It seems you fixed the register window only, the last point of the list (but its title remained "register", i.e. there isn't a string to translate it).