Well, I finally got around to installing Visual C++ a few weeks ago. I figured it had set (still in the shrink wrap) on the shelf for over a year, so maybe all the bugs had died off But, still hanging on to Windows '95 (I try to never mess with something that works - mine does), I encountered a bit of a snag - about 1/3 of the way through installation my registry became full.
So, I have tried deleting stuff and using the latest regclean off the MS site, but to no avail. Every time I boot up, Windows still thinks there is some components left to set up and does so.
So, short of re-installing my operating system, is there anything out there that does what regclean claims to? (i.e. get rid of orphaned registry entries)
I've got Windows '98, but with *only* a 266 w/64MB of ram, I don't think my machine is up to it
Any suggestions?
Tools for your Wizardry(r) toolkit