Clear Old Program Entries From Registry

[mojo2185]

Here's my problem:
I installed Adobe Premiere 6.5 on the D: drive, and after some hardware changes, somebody (not me) moved that D: drive to another computer. Therefore, Premiere won't run anymore. So I uninstalled Premiere, and reinstalled, now I get all kinds of error messages. I'm pretty sure this is due to old registry entries from the original install. Can someone please recommend a good program to remove those old entries safely?

Thanks for any info!

[Rip The Jacker]

Search K-Lite for: Ultra WinCleaner 2002. It scans your computer and safely removes invaild registry keys after making a back-up. You just download and use it, no install needed, and its 924KB.

[peat moss]

Regcleaner or regseeker both work well.
http://www.webattack.com/get/regseeker.shtml

http://www.worldstart.com/weekly-download/...-cleaner4.3.htm (http://www.worldstart.com/weekly-download/archives/reg-cleaner4.3.htm)

[zapjb]

PM beat me to it. Those are the 2 freeware programs I use.

[peat moss]

Originally posted by zapjb@17 April 2004 - 23:25
PM beat me to it. Those are the 2 freeware programs I use.
I learnt from the best :lol:

Edit: I use side by side by the way, what one misses the other picks up .

[KazaaBoy]

You should try:

Registry Mechanic
Registry Checkup

Both work well for me.

[peat moss]

Originally posted by KazaaBoy@17 April 2004 - 23:43
You should try:

Registry Mechanic
Registry Checkup

Both work well for me.
Ya there is so many ! I have system mech and NSW 2003 too that have reg tools.
Must have the cleanest regristry around . :unsure:

[shn]

TweakXp

[mojo2185]

Thanks for all the tips. The registry tools mentioned did not solve my Premiere problem :(
So i'm not sure what to do now.

As a side note: they did find a ton of other invalid reg keys which is a plus.

Thanks for the help

[ck-uk]

REgseeker ,jv16 powertools,

tweakxP

[Amarjit]

Originally posted by KazaaBoy@18 April 2004 - 07:43
You should try:

Registry Mechanic
Registry Checkup

Both work well for me.
In similarity, I happen to employ Registry Mechanic. Its effectiveness derives from being created by WinGuides - the founder of Tweak XP UI.