AVG PC TuneUP 2013 PCT13N12EN003 Manual De Usuario
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Repeat the cleanup as often as required. As soon as no new problems are
found, you can exit the module - with the confidence that you have
removed a great deal of junk from your system.
found, you can exit the module - with the confidence that you have
removed a great deal of junk from your system.
If no problems have been found, click Finish. This takes you to the AVG Registry
Cleaner main window.
Cleaner main window.
What is Checked?
The following table shows you what areas of the registry AVG Registry Cleaner
checks during the full scan. You can select from these during the user-defined scan.
checks during the full scan. You can select from these during the user-defined scan.
Area
Description
Audible
Signals
Signals
For certain system or program events such as error messages, sound files
are played. These are played by accessing the corresponding entries in the
registry; however these entries are invalid once the sound files no longer
exist.
are played. These are played by accessing the corresponding entries in the
registry; however these entries are invalid once the sound files no longer
exist.
Startup
Programs
Programs
Many programs start automatically together with Windows (e.g. virus
scanner). This takes place via entries in the startup section of the registry.
When such programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
scanner). This takes place via entries in the startup section of the registry.
When such programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
File Types
Entries in this area of the registry link one or more file extensions (e.g. .txt
or .doc) with various information (such as the program that should be used
to open them). Such entries can become invalid through the uninstallation
of programs, for example.
or .doc) with various information (such as the program that should be used
to open them). Such entries can become invalid through the uninstallation
of programs, for example.
Database
Drivers
Drivers
During installation, some programs store entries on database drivers and
data sources in the registry. These entries can become invalid through the
uninstallation of these programs or the moving or deletion of individual data
sources. Often, invalid entries are created during installation itself.
data sources in the registry. These entries can become invalid through the
uninstallation of these programs or the moving or deletion of individual data
sources. Often, invalid entries are created during installation itself.
Common
Files
Files
This part of the registry contains references to files and program libraries
(DLLs), to which several programs normally require access. When such
programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
(DLLs), to which several programs normally require access. When such
programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
Help Files
Many programs record in the registry the location of their help files. When
such programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
such programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted.
Installed
Programs
Programs
Every program leaves behind an entry in this area of the registry. The list of
all programs in the Control Panel is compiled from these entries. When
programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted and
inconsistencies arise in this list.
all programs in the Control Panel is compiled from these entries. When
programs are uninstalled, these entries are often not deleted and
inconsistencies arise in this list.
Program
Settings
Settings
Each program installed on the computer can create entries with program-
specific information in the registry (e.g. data or program paths). When
specific information in the registry (e.g. data or program paths). When