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RegClean zit bij JVPowertools ingebouwd, 1.2.0.180 is de nieuwste versie.
Waarom is sommige software niet te gebruiken binnen XP ? Omdat dat nu eenmaal zo is. (Dat heeft de fabrikant zo bepaald voor ons, hij heeft het programma ontwikkeld voor een andere Windowsversie en kennelijk had 'ie -commercieel gezien- geen zin / tijd / geld / zag er geen "brood" in, om het programma te herschrijven voor gebruik onder XP)
Waarom is regclean 4.1 niet voor ME / XP ?
Omdat de fabrikant (MS) dat zo voor ons heeft bepaald..............
How to Install and Run RegClean
Contents
Create Window Website
How to Install and Run Regclean
How to Install PowerToys (Tweak UI) and Kernel PowerToys
32 bit Cyclic Redundancy Check Source Code for C++
Floppy Drive Access Bug
Restart Windows with a Shortcut
32 Bit CRC File Calculation
RegClean ReadMe.txt
Update Comctl32.dll if You Don't Have MSIE 5.x
How to Verify CRC-32 Numbers
32 Bit CRC Text Calculation
Ram Memory Usage
How to Update Win95 to Win95a
Create Window Programming Section
Freeware by -RAE-
Logon and Password Problems
ReStart Setup Program Source Code
Open Two Explorer Windows at Once
ReStart Setup Program Help
Create Window Win Info Section
Wait Text
The -RAE- Website
Create Window Freeware Section
UnRegit Text File
Use FIND to Locate File References
Hot Key Assignment Bug
NoDocs Text
ShortTop Information
Message Capture
Installing MessCap
Space Saver Trash Bag Frames
March 2002
The current version 4.1a of RegClean works on Windows 95, 98, NT 3.51, NT 4, and 2000. It is NOT compatible with Windows ME or XP.
Waarom is regclean 4.1 niet voor ME / XP ?
Omdat de fabrikant (MS) dat zo voor ons heeft bepaald..............
How to Install and Run RegClean
Contents
Create Window Website
How to Install and Run Regclean
How to Install PowerToys (Tweak UI) and Kernel PowerToys
32 bit Cyclic Redundancy Check Source Code for C++
Floppy Drive Access Bug
Restart Windows with a Shortcut
32 Bit CRC File Calculation
RegClean ReadMe.txt
Update Comctl32.dll if You Don't Have MSIE 5.x
How to Verify CRC-32 Numbers
32 Bit CRC Text Calculation
Ram Memory Usage
How to Update Win95 to Win95a
Create Window Programming Section
Freeware by -RAE-
Logon and Password Problems
ReStart Setup Program Source Code
Open Two Explorer Windows at Once
ReStart Setup Program Help
Create Window Win Info Section
Wait Text
The -RAE- Website
Create Window Freeware Section
UnRegit Text File
Use FIND to Locate File References
Hot Key Assignment Bug
NoDocs Text
ShortTop Information
Message Capture
Installing MessCap
Space Saver Trash Bag Frames
March 2002
The current version 4.1a of RegClean works on Windows 95, 98, NT 3.51, NT 4, and 2000. It is NOT compatible with Windows ME or XP.
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het vorige artikel is wellicht nog niet "alleszeggend" : het hieronder staande artikel beschrijft problemen die kunnen ONTSTAAN wanneer Regclean wordt gebruikt in combinatie met XP:
"RegClean utility is no longer supported"
OFF: RegClean Finds Registry Errors After You Install Office The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Office XP (Setup) Microsoft Office 2000 (Setup) SYMPTOMS When you run the RegClean utility after installing one of the products listed at the beginning of this article, you may experience one of the following symptoms: RegClean finds errors in the System Registry, and you receive the option to Fix Errors in RegClean. When you install an Office program whose installation state is Installed on First Use and then double-click a document that is associated with that program, the Office program may not start. Instead, the Open With dialog box appears, and Office program is not listed. CAUSE RegClean is not compatible with the products listed at the beginning of this article. This problem occurs for any Windows Installer product on which the program's installation state is set to Installed on First Use. RESOLUTION To resolve this issue, try the following methods in the order in which they appear. Method 1: Undo the Registry Changes from RegClean To undo changes made by RegClean, locate and double-click the Undo.reg file. This restores the registry entries that were removed. RegClean creates a file in the following format: Undo computer yyyymmdd hhmmss.reg where computer is the computer name, yyyymmdd is the date that RegClean made the registry changes, and hhmmss is the time that RegClean made the registry changes. Method 2: Demand Install the Office Program If this problem occurs when you double-click a document from Windows Explorer, and the document should be associated with an Office Program whose installation state is Installed on First Use, follow these steps: Click Start and then click Programs. On the Programs menu, click the shortcut for the Office program that you want to start (for example, Microsoft Word). The Office program will be installed, and you can then double-click the associated document from Windows Explorer. Method 3: Remove and Reinstall Office You may need to remove and reinstall Office to resolve the issue. To do this, follow these steps: In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs. In the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box, select the Office entry (for example, select Microsoft Office XP Professional). If your operating system is Microsoft Windows 2000, click Remove. If your operating system is Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, or Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), follow these steps: Click Add/Remove In the Maintenance Mode Options dialog box, click Uninstall Office. Click Next. Click Yes to confirm the uninstall. When Office is removed, insert your Office CD-ROM, and then run Setup to reinstall Office. MORE INFORMATION The RegClean utility is no longer supported and has been removed from all Microsoft download sites. First Published: May 24 2001 1:49PM Keywords: kbdta kbprb OFFXP prb OFF2000 OFF2K
"RegClean utility is no longer supported"
OFF: RegClean Finds Registry Errors After You Install Office The information in this article applies to: Microsoft Office XP (Setup) Microsoft Office 2000 (Setup) SYMPTOMS When you run the RegClean utility after installing one of the products listed at the beginning of this article, you may experience one of the following symptoms: RegClean finds errors in the System Registry, and you receive the option to Fix Errors in RegClean. When you install an Office program whose installation state is Installed on First Use and then double-click a document that is associated with that program, the Office program may not start. Instead, the Open With dialog box appears, and Office program is not listed. CAUSE RegClean is not compatible with the products listed at the beginning of this article. This problem occurs for any Windows Installer product on which the program's installation state is set to Installed on First Use. RESOLUTION To resolve this issue, try the following methods in the order in which they appear. Method 1: Undo the Registry Changes from RegClean To undo changes made by RegClean, locate and double-click the Undo.reg file. This restores the registry entries that were removed. RegClean creates a file in the following format: Undo computer yyyymmdd hhmmss.reg where computer is the computer name, yyyymmdd is the date that RegClean made the registry changes, and hhmmss is the time that RegClean made the registry changes. Method 2: Demand Install the Office Program If this problem occurs when you double-click a document from Windows Explorer, and the document should be associated with an Office Program whose installation state is Installed on First Use, follow these steps: Click Start and then click Programs. On the Programs menu, click the shortcut for the Office program that you want to start (for example, Microsoft Word). The Office program will be installed, and you can then double-click the associated document from Windows Explorer. Method 3: Remove and Reinstall Office You may need to remove and reinstall Office to resolve the issue. To do this, follow these steps: In Control Panel, double-click Add/Remove Programs. In the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box, select the Office entry (for example, select Microsoft Office XP Professional). If your operating system is Microsoft Windows 2000, click Remove. If your operating system is Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, or Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), follow these steps: Click Add/Remove In the Maintenance Mode Options dialog box, click Uninstall Office. Click Next. Click Yes to confirm the uninstall. When Office is removed, insert your Office CD-ROM, and then run Setup to reinstall Office. MORE INFORMATION The RegClean utility is no longer supported and has been removed from all Microsoft download sites. First Published: May 24 2001 1:49PM Keywords: kbdta kbprb OFFXP prb OFF2000 OFF2K
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