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• 1 FilFonz2

  You probably heard or read it a lot about touching the registry: BACKUP! BACKUP! BACKUP! If you’re using Windows ME, XP, or Vista, create a system restore point before proceeding to do serious changes to your system, whether adding or subtracting programs. When a registry cleaner program shows you what can be removed, create a registry backup.

  Well, the deed was done. As far as your connectivity problem, might I suggest you use a program like “Winsock XP Fix” or “XP TCP/IP Repair Tool” [assuming you're using XP. (Have tested it on 2000, it seemed to work also.)]

  Since you’re not happy about what the registry cleaner did to your puter, how about doing a full Windows restore (of course, you will lose any ‘unsaved ‘ data, pictures, music, videos, etc.,etc.,etc.). Sometimes, it’s a whole easier and less of a headache . . . sometimes.

  Once again, can’t really over-emphasize, but BACKUP! BACKUP! BACKUP! (onto floppies, flash drives, CDs or DVDs, a separate hard drive or an external hard drive, or even on the internet (like a storage place or even into your own email account)