I get the impression that Glary is a developmental company much like Wise Care that PERHAPS use their technology in testing markets to further LEASE that technology to bigger markets, such as PERHAPS software's like System Mechanic type of brand's and others along those lines. It's working great for me, but it's not a 'ONE CLICK AND FIX EVERYTHING' type of software. I installed this OFFER, and thanks again to the OP. The basic REGISTRY SCAN works good and seems safe, but the DEEP SCAN : IN MY OPINION: IS NOT. This particular software will work great for you, but I would suggest to NEVER select the DEEP SCAN REGISTRY because it may remove license codes and various things that you don't want to have removed PERHAPS OR POSSIBLY. So I often wonder if the technology from Piriform isn't sent to Kerish based on developmental payment's and such.Įither way, whatever the case. I really like the registry cleaning parts of Glarysoft, but it doesn't find eveyrthing CCleaner does, there is always ONE MORE missed item when you clean with Glary's registry cleaner and then use CCleaner afterwards.īUT : If you use KERISH DOCTOR It never misses any REGISTRY ITEM to be cleaned by CCLEANER by Piriform. Or that is, perhaps gathering information, or leasing their results as to their effectiveness in a certain area where cleaning the registry or browsers go, or other tech gathering information. I wonder if they aren't developmental companies for bigger software companies? I often wonder about Glarysoft and companies like Wise Care. But I can say that if that is the case then that doesn't sit well confidence wise in their overall performance or usage because if they are that blind to an ultimately BIG ISSUE LIKE THAT then that would say a lot as to how their performance and ideology on registries and everything else goes.

I can't say one way or another as to it being an oversight.

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