i only touched on that assertion because i have just enough coding experience to know why this isn't relevant at this point-
"The Glary Disk Cleaner and Glary Tracks Eraser within Glary Utilities 5.69 that I installed just the other day function EXACTLY as and take the SAME amount of time to scan as the standalone versions of those 2 apps. Therefore, I see no reason why the Wise Registry Cleaner within Wise Care 365 shouldn't function EXACTLY as and take the SAME amount of time to scan as the standalone version of Wise Registry Cleaner."
essentially your using common sense based on your observations and that is why your convinced this is a detail worth noting- it may end up that way but 999 times out of 1000 , in the world of code , you have to replace common sense with variables, flow, pc logic and over all experience to improve the troubleshooting accuracy.
The developer will point out Glary and Wise use different routines and code to accomplish these tasks and that alone makes the above impossible unless the same developer did all programs.
These all in ones are tough because everything needs to flow efficiently allowing easy navigation without conflicts between modules. The code is different between the 2 brands, the gui, the routines and clock cycles it takes to run....there are so many variables. The only way you can expect the same out of wise is if it was the same code- they scan and work totally different where as glary seems to be just calling the routines and creating the impression they are integrated. this prob hasnt happened in 2 years so i will keep an eye on the next release.
For me the question is what does wise modify as part of its defrag routine in xp? something is conflicting from within the gui AFTER the process runs or a residual affect is created but im not sure we will get much on this with Xp being the focus. There will be a point they will have to end support for it and these are the instances that lead too it. We'll see right
EDIT-
new version today address reg dfrag and scan amongst others- testing it now