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s1rl4ncel0t
22nd September 2007, 08:23 PM
I guys,
I have this doubt floating in my mind since some time...
If I run all sktools regarding cleaning and registry optimization, such as:
-Clean!
-Optimize!
-Tune Up!
-Invalid Registry Entries
-Invalid Registry Values
-Advanced Clean
-Registry Optimizer
Can it happen that it will wrongly detect some tweaks or corrections made by the cookers as errors in the registry and then eliminate them?
For example, if a cooker changes a value in the registry key to optimize something, Sktools can "think" that it's an error, and then change the key to it's default value, eliminating the optimization done by the cooker...
Is this possible to happen? Or can I use safely the tools from SKtools?
Thankx
Nighthawk2050
22nd September 2007, 09:58 PM
I would recommend against using anything like that as it is possible your remove keys that make your rom unstable. Advice is install and stay as you are!
mikhe69
22nd September 2007, 11:29 PM
I would recommend against using anything like that as it is possible your remove keys that make your rom unstable. Advice is install and stay as you are!
What???
Off course errors/mistakes could happen, but I think that some registry tool is very needed, specially in Windows mobile...
I'm not sure but when this kind of tools search the registry, they only seek for errors in the connections or links.
So I don't think they will delete any tweaks done by the cooker if the tweak is working good.
dta1974
22nd September 2007, 11:51 PM
I use this software to clean up,remove stuff,optimize,tweaks etc... and I have never had any issues whatsoever,if you ask me it works like a charm that´s why I bought it and my xda is really stable all the time.
These are the features I use the most.
-Clean!
-Optimize!
-Tune Up!
-Advanced Clean
-Registry Optimizer
Once I flash I use "Tune up" to change the PIE cache location,cookies,history,messaging files etc....after this "optimize" for better perfomance/stability/memory it´s up to you.Once I´ve done installing apps I use "Clean" and that´s it.
lmjabreu
23rd September 2007, 02:52 AM
It does remove needed registry keys/values, can't give a specific example tho, you better examine the list of items to be deleted one by one before actually deleting them completely.
The only thing I use from SKTools is FreeRAM.
dta1974
23rd September 2007, 09:56 AM
Sorry.
To me looks like it works well.....Iīm sure itīs my lack of knowledge,but when I set it up that way with sktools and it seems to work so well,thatīs why I mentioned that.
s1rl4ncel0t
23rd September 2007, 04:49 PM
So..... I've just installed a new rom, an before installing anything else, I installed SKtools, and made a search for Invalid Registry Entries, and it found a couple of them (around 6 or 7).
Is it possible that a ROM is cooked with registry errors already inside?...Or could it be that SKtools is not that reliable...?:confused: :confused: :confused:
And, should I delete those registry strings or not?:confused:
Bye
s1rl4ncel0t
24th September 2007, 03:09 PM
So, no comments/thoughts about this???....
Strange....:rolleyes:
provat
24th September 2007, 03:33 PM
So, no comments/thoughts about this???....
Strange....:rolleyes:
You better not delete any registry entries untill or unless you know what it's for. Say for example, if you see that these are coming from a programme that you have uninstalled from your phone, you can close your eyes and delete those. Even that also sometime is bad because, lot of them may be shared with other system stuffs.
I have found some blank registry entries and deleted them, later when I have rebooted the trinity, I had some strange errors(I forgot). Anyway, it don't bring any gains in cleaning registries for fast booting of system, but temporary locations or IE cache to increase your available memory yes.
The basic purpose of a registry cleaning(applicable for pc also!) is that , if there is any error message after booting up your system, or some special errors coming from a particular programme after it launches(depends on the message it gives!) , in that case, it could have been good to run those kind of registry cleaner stuffs.
So you can leave them.
lmr2003
24th September 2007, 03:59 PM
I agree with Provat,
I would say that you have to be aware about what you want to remove.
I use SKtoll too but now I must be careful on what I do with that because on the past I have removed lot of things and the only solution was hard reset.
Nevertheless it's a good tool and it improves a lot. Personnaly, I only use "optimize for performance" option.
Nighthawk2050
24th September 2007, 04:17 PM
Is there a Cab for this ?
lmr2003
24th September 2007, 05:31 PM
Is there a Cab for this ?
Google is your friend :
http://s-k-tools.com/index.html?sktools/m_feat.html
tatarasi
28th February 2009, 05:13 AM
Please, could someone tell me how can I find in SK Tools the FreeUP RAM and Optimize for Performance parts?
thanks
MobileWon
14th October 2010, 08:48 AM
I used SKtools to uninstall Google Maps and didn't scroll thru the results as I usually do. It virtually left my memory card void. All I had left was a shell of a rom...none of the shortcuts worked...all my files were gone. I had to use a recovery program to get most of it back...I still ain't right.:( I wanted to use their cleaning tool...it came back with so many results and I thought about what happened and just canceled it. I'll stick Memmaid unless someone can tell me the proper cleaner settings for SKtools.
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