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Andy Hook All i get is a blank page when i try to download !!

Nov 13 2007 at 2:11pm Copy Link

Glenn Powell About the comment above... Give it a moment, the executable will begin to download, check that any pop-up blockers or anything else is preventing the file from starting to download, is all else fails then you can download the very same file by typing this into your URL http://www.advancedregist...-trial.exe Thanks

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 13 2007 at 2:22pm Copy Link

Mike G Easy to install and use; simple, effective design; fast registry scanning (in Intelligent Quick Scan mode) and more importantly, the scan results appear to be thorough and accurate. I like their design philosophy and motivation for developing the product which you can read on their Website FAQ page. A couple of minor UI issues: it's somewhat disconcerting the way the GUI flashes (disappears and reappears) as you move from one module to the next. Also, there are misspelled words in a couple of prominent places including "Select a path where you want the backup to be stroed" which doesn't exactly inspire confidence as you're about to start a backup. A more serious flaw is that registry hive backup and system restore point are not automatic and not selected by default making it too easy for unwary users to be stranded without a backup. Overall I feel this is a promising new registry cleaner at an excellent price.

Nov 14 2007 at 10:13am Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi Mike,

Thanks for your comments above. The typo was a bit of an ovesight that has crept back into the product recently and is being fixed up immediately!

In terms of the auto-back up of the registry, when you run a fix ARF should prompt you to back up your registry first, before proceeding with the fix. However, we will review this process and make the necessary amendments.

We value user feed back to help us build a better product, so thanks for your post.

Thank you.

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 14 2007 at 10:19am Copy Link

Mike G Update: I stand corrected--ARF does prompt you to take a backup after you click Repair. My statement was based on the fact that I couldn't find a reference to this step in Help or in the GUI itself, so the first time running ARF you might take a manual backup not realizing it will prompt you. Also, I agree with their decision not to create restore points by default.

A couple more comments on backup: the prompted pre-repair backup overwrote my manual backup without warning. Backup doesn't have option to use time stamp, sequential numbering or other methods to assure unique names. You will have to rename the file yourself if you want to keep an historical archive (but not making this totally automatic is probably best since registry backups can be very large).

The developer seems enthusiastic about improving these kinds of things now that they have a strong scan engine. Looking forward to testing optimization (not functional in evaluation mode) when ARF goes on sale!

Nov 14 2007 at 12:54pm Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi Mike,

Thanks again for your valuable feed back. I do see your chain of thought and I tend to agree with you. I suppose it is also down to personal user preference to some degree but I can definitely see the benefit of your additioanl feed back and ideas, certainly to create sequential back ups is a good idea.

I suppose my initial thought was that you would probably only backup once, just for peace of mind before fixing but then I can also see that some people might like to archive other back-ups. I was also worried about over powering users with too many options that could confuse, so maybe in doing so, I might have lost the opportunity to give the user more flexibility, or at least advanced or more experience users.

However, all valid and welcomed comments and we will certainly review them all for consideration for the future development of the product.

Thanks again.

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 14 2007 at 1:15pm Copy Link

George Edwards Appears to work well, would like to get 2 at this price, one for desk one for laptop and i see licencing only covers 1 pc per licence. However if you change the quantity to 2 there was only 1 discount?? Should I just buy 2 totally separate ones or ??????

Nov 15 2007 at 6:48pm Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi George,

Maybe it is best to buy two seperately that way you will receive two unique keys, so can differentiate between your installations as well.

I hope that helps

Many Thanks
Glenn POwell

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 15 2007 at 7:31pm Copy Link

Dominic Bijl When I try to order the Bits du Jour deal, the website comes up with the FULL price, not the discounted price-of-today.
What's up?

Nov 16 2007 at 3:13am Copy Link

Roger Thomasson Dominic, we're aware of the problem and are working hard to correct it. Sorry for the inconvenience!

BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 16 2007 at 3:22am Copy Link

Dominic Bijl Thanks, it's working now!

Nov 16 2007 at 8:20am Copy Link

Nico Westerdale Please note that our earlier problem with the coupon has now been resolved and you can now get the deal. The problem was with RegNow and we'll try not to let it happen again in the future.

BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 16 2007 at 8:20am Copy Link

Dominic Bijl People, do NOT waste your money on this program!
I downloaded the trial, installed it, liked it and bought the program today.
After I bought it, I was given a download-link for the full program.
I D/Led it, then went to UNinstall the trial version. This uninstall has the extremely bad habit of wanting to go online to give feedback as to why you uninstall. My firewall protested, and I did not let the uninstall go online.
When I then tried to install the full version and tried to run it, it kept coming with the same error message, that it had encountered a problem and needed to shut down.
I have tried everything to make it go, deleted the leftovers in Program Files, cleaned manually all entries from the registry (sic!) using regedit, tried to install the official file (and tried the same with the trial file), but it was no go. RUBBISH, DO NOT BUY, IT WON'T WORK!!!

Nov 16 2007 at 10:16am Copy Link

Nico Westerdale Dominic,

I'm sorry that you've had problems with the application. I know we've sold quite a few copies today and most people don't seem to have had a problem. I'm sure that the vendor will honor any refund if you need one. I'm sure also that he can help out with any installation issues.

BitsDuJour Admin - Nov 16 2007 at 10:23am Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi Dominic,

We are sincerely sorry you have encountered a problem when uninstalling the application. We can understand your frustration but we have sold several thousand copies without any major issues. This is not to say there wont ever be issues as everyone's PC setup is different and any number of different applications, process etc can be installed.

However, we have tried our best to test the application against every known scenario and it is literally impossible to be able to address every situation. With this said, we do encourage user feed back so we can work with the user to iron any issue should it arise.

The product does open a browser when you uninstall it, but this is only to give the user the opportunity to leave any feed back how we can improve the application or anything that the user feels will help us improve the product overall. We value user feed back.

I cannot explain why you had an issue but it is not something I have come across before. If you had contacted us via the support or sales email on the products website then we would have been happy to refer the issue to the development team to look into.

We are sincerely sorry you encountered the problem but I can assure other users have been very happy with the solution and you only have to read some of the genuine testimonials on the website to see that.

I will arrange to refund you next week when we are back in the office, unlesss you advise us otherwise.

Kind Regards
Glenn Powell - Advanced Registry Fix

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 16 2007 at 1:44pm Copy Link

Mike G I have a good feeling about these guys and their dedication to the product and customer support. So I'm going to take advantage of the discount and give the registered version of ARF a try (see earlier testing above).

BTW, I didn't have any install problems. You don't have to uninstall the trial version after purchasing ARF. Simply enter your new license info in the appropriate box and you're fully registered the next time your start ARF.

Nov 16 2007 at 3:37pm Copy Link

Dominic Bijl I have tried it again and again, starting from scratch. NADA.
I also don't like having had to install more bloatware from Micro$oft, in the form of NET.Framework. Not only waisting 87MB on my hard disk, but also slowing down my PC unnecessarily, even with an AMD64-3000 and 2GB RAM.
I have decided I can live very well without AdvancedRegistryFix.
Sorry guys, but I want my money back.

Nov 16 2007 at 11:36pm Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi Dominic,

That is absolutely fine, we will give you a full refund you on Monday when I am back in the office as I do not have access to the refund mechanism.

Kind Regards
Glenn Powell

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 17 2007 at 9:07am Copy Link

Mike G Dominic, it's easy to think of .NET Framework as bloatware unless one understands what it provides to enterprise developers in terms of enhanced security; smoothing over complexities of modern n-tiered app development; compiling multiple languages into a single, uniform machine code; etc. Ultimately application users will benefit. But a lot of these enterprise features are overkill or irrelevant for the average home user, so in some ways your point of view is understandable.

Glenn, I would like to continue dialog on a couple of issues. Unfortunately, when trying to log into ARF support using my email address and product key, I get "Error: Your product key or email is not valid or you do not have support or your support has expired." Apparently there is no other way to communicate with ARF support, so I am forced to come back here to contact you!

Nov 18 2007 at 1:48am Copy Link

Glenn Powell Hi Mike,

Can you please email any support questions (and any other user) to support

advancedregistryfix.com and we will happily answer any queries you have.

Many Thanks & Kind Regards
Glenn Powell

Advanced Registry Fix - Nov 18 2007 at 8:12am Copy Link

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