thanks for these steps. this is a personal from me kindly tell me how i can use window media centre on my win.7 home premium as am used to window media 11. thanks onilude bamidele jude from lagos nigeria. [email protected]
On 3/5/11, Mike & Barbara In Arcadia <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Ken; > > Below are steps on using the Registry clener in CCleaner. > > To use the registry cleaner in CCleaner: > > 1. Open CCleaner from the desktop icon. > > 2. Tab to the registry button and press spacebar. > > 3. Tab five times to the tree view of items to be included in the scan. > > Registry integrity will be the opened level in the tree structure. > > 4. Use down arrow to the various choices under registry integrity. Each > > one will be checked. If you don't want a particular item included in the > > scan then press spacebar to remove the checkmark. The following items will > > be in the tree view: > > Missing shared DLLS > > Unused file extensions > > ActiveX and class issues > > Type libraries > > Applications > > Fonts > > Application paths > > Help files > > Installer > > Obsolete software > > Run at startup > > Start menu ordering > > MUI cache. > > 5. Tab past the list view, which will have zero items before the scan. > > 6. Tab to the "scan for issues" button and press spacebar. > > 7. When the scan starts the "cancel button" will be in focus. Use > > shift-tab to move to the list of items being found. > > If you want to when the scan is done you can use down arrow in the list and > > use spacebar to uncheck anything you don't want included in the fix. All > > missing DLLS will be shown first in the list, then all missing unused file > > extensions, etc. The list will reflect all items in the order of the > > choices in the tree view. > > In the class section of the scanned problems you will find such things as > > "open with application" issues, "invalid default icons" help file issues, > > activeX problems and others. The entire path of files being referenced in > > the registry is shown. Installer reference issues and uninstaller issues > > are also listed with complete paths. > > 8. Tab twice from the list to the "fix selected issues" button and press > > spacebar. You will be asked if you want to backup changes to the registry, > > which is a nice addition to the program. I suggest answering "yes." You > > will be shown a "save as" dialog. The file name suggested starts with CC > > for CCleaner and then shows the date and time starting with the year. It is > > a .reg file. Save it where you wish to. If you have Vista you can route > > JAWS to PC, do a page up, and arrow down to the line where the save to > > location is found to know where the file is being saved. Turn on PC cursor > > and then tab to the save button and press spacebar. > > 9. The dialog box that appears will show the first problem found. You can > > route JAWS to PC, do a page up and then arrow down a line at a time to hear > > the problem. After putting on PC cursor you can then tab to the "fix issue" > > button to resolve the problem being shown, or use tab key to move to the > > "fix all selected issues" button and press spacebar. > > 10. A dialog will appear asking if you are sure you want to fix either the > > issue or all selected issues. Press spacebar on OK. > > 11. If you chose to fix all issues then in the resultant dialog you will be > > shown how many issues were fixed. Use JAWS cursor to read the information. > > Turn on PC cursor and use tab key to the close button and press spacebar. > > 12. You can then close CCleaner. If it doesn't close with Alt-F4 or through > > a system menu then close it with the JAWS cursor. Route JAWS to PC, do a > > page Up to the top of the window, arrow down once and press home key. use > > CTRL-left arrow to move to the last graphic on the first line of the window > > and do a left mouse button click simulation (slash on the number pad if > > using a desktop configuration or caps lock with the number 8 on a laptop > > configuration). > > You might run the scan again and find additional items. > > Take care. > > Brian Lee > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: DoubleLegal > To: Blind Computer Users > Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2011 5:56 AM > Subject: [Blind-Computing] Is CCleaner JAWS8 friendly &... a tutorial if > so > > > Hi all, > > I want to know if I'm missing something. I've downloaded CCleaner but when > I opened the program, I couldn't get around in it at all. > > Is CCleaner JAWS 8 friendly? Is it easy to use or am I just a knucklehead? > > If it is JAWS 8 friendly ... or if I'm missing the tricks of getting > around in the program, could someone help me out with a basic tutorial. > > I'm using JAWS 8 with XPPro Service Pack 3. > > Thanks, > > Ken > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: > http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ > Send any questions regarding list management to: > [email protected] > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: > http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ > Send any questions regarding list management to: > [email protected] > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ Send any questions regarding list management to: [email protected]
