RB, Glary got updated today from what i read.

Gary, read my post # 16. You asked, what does this program do? Close your eyes and what do you see? That's what this thing does!

hurk79, ill advise indeed. You do what you just said and all good apps you downloaded from GAOTD will be lost forever.

Fast Freddy, finally someone who proves with his comment that i am right, these noobs wont understand that it will run on other OS but will only really help you with a XP working PC....thanks for your comment,
i try to make them understand that system requirements only mean it will run on your PC,
they dont get it by having all the same errors again and again. It wont work on those OS, even if you can make the program run,, a program is NOT A GAME, in case of games it will work, but a program is a different story, i told them, they still dont get it, or dont want to accept it, cause they would admit they have no brain
if they believe me,, that is the problem, people are awful, at least such people, not able to think, instead,
they think you are the idiot and try to make you believe that,, it is just so funny,, thanks again for your comment Freddy, helped a lot...

I forgot to mention I am using Win 7

Preceyese Seyeght, Many years ago before Windows came out, Microsoft programmes (among others) were prone to crash. I read a book about Databases, in which the author criticised the boast of Microsoft that all their programmes were thoroughly tested by the best experts before going on the market. The author said that using more or better experts does not help, you need to test every programme. with idiots, for instance if it says choose 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 the idiot presses Control-Z.
Microsoft took this to heart and there were far less crashes. But there are limits, and not every developer can do it sufficiently thoroughly. The have to assume that most people read what they write. Sadly this is often false, but at least do not go against their instructions and then blame them when things go wrong.
But in this case they do give system requirements which include lots of later windows versions such as vista, 7.8 and 10

Laxative, System Requirements mean: It will run on those OS, but this is made for XP,
dont you get it, your PC will run it, but you wont like the outcome, and on top of that you continue to write comments by answering me. This just proves that you dont know what you are writing/thinking.
Again, it will "run" on Windows 7,8.1 and 10 but it will SHOW YOU WRONG ERRORS, they you "fix" them, and it doesnt work cause it Shows you again the same probles, so it doesnt work with another OS even if you can run the program on them...OH GOD , please give it up using a PC,
go outside and play with a ball for the rest of your life !!

Preceyese Seyeght, Unnecessarily abusive.
Also since when does God use a PC? And if so why should he listen to you and give it up?

Laxative, and gain you prove you are not thiking all the time, sure i meant you, i was just yelling to god cause he gave no brains out for quite a time, i know you "tried" to be funny, give it up,
you play the funny idiot but you know i was screaming loud out to him before i continued with my sentence , nice try, really, well haveit your way, i dont know myself, but i guess it hurts when you realize you are an idiot, so i can understand the hating a bit, you try to help and get hated,
this is our world, world of no brainers, intelligent peoples are rare, (i feel so lonely...XD)

TK, bla bla bla, the reason is your language sucks, also, i have 4 languages in my mind,
im very sleepy and feel bit ill since few days and i dont want to waste much time for a Horde of apes.
These are quite a lot of reasons, have patience with me, il give you some banana if you do...

MARSH, i try and try to explain it to them, they dont get it, at least you are "aware" that even if you can run it
on Win 10, it is still not compatible with other OS registry or libraries, or whatever differences XP and 10 have,
they still believe they are right and that the program is the problem,,,
If i would be like them, i would wish to be me..!!

Kevin Hancey, A test was done on a WinXP Vm; repaired 306 errors.
1:Restart and fixed 32 errors.
2:Restart and fixed 32 errors.
3:Restart and fixed 32 errors.
4:Restart and fixed 32 errors.
So I stopped

Kevin Hancey, wow, you really tried it 6 times before you realized?? Also, on top of that you write it here as a comment, after the first time, when it shows you the same problems again without a error message,
then this automatically means : It doesnt work, so normally there is no need to do it 5 times more.
Did you really thought it will work, by trying it again and again ??? <---(rhetorical question)
Please dont write Yes, i know what was goin on in your mind...

Laxative, Why you dont Google Puran?? Read a pro review instead asking other no brainers(no offense,just info)

Laxative, I am one of the CCleaner supporters myself. Even the Free version is effective.

Laxative, I'm not trying to a smart ass. I've given my recommendation on what works and are keepers. There is no need to ask about some other xyz software, are to answer about them.

Wolf,

"I really have to ask is how many people still have XP ?"

If you really must ask, 3.36% -- gs[.]statcounter[.]com/windows-version-market-share/desktop/worldwide/#monthly-201701-201801

" It says nothing about running on any other win system..."

That is incorrect... besides stating it will run on XP through 10, the Dataownerclub Windows Error Repair home page talks about win7 in the 1st paragraph. That home page does mention XP, saying basically that since it's no longer supported by Microsoft, their software is especially useful, which IMHO is just a marketing gambit, but whatever.

Wolf, According to one regular commentator here, about a hundred thousand people still use XP. I certainly being one of them. However, that is not your main point I admit, but I had to answer it.

Wolf, as a developer, I have to keep at least one workstation with XP SP2/SP3 for legacy systems for my clients. Although I would never used the product listed on this GOTD, I still have to maintain my XP workstation. There are still many users/businesses who use XP, in fact I run across it all the time with clients in South America.

Wolf, did you not read the description section. It clearly says: "System Requirements:
Windows XP/ Vista with Service Pack 2/ 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10 (x32/x64)"

Moe, dude, you dont understand what System Requirements are, it only mean it will run on other OS, but it is made especially for XP, always look up the programs in the net before installing and registration, take a closer look on reviews (not from private people) and READ EVERYTHING ,
you lot want to spare time by not reading properly, in the end you even waste more time this way, cause of all the problems you lot cause by not knowing ...
(install, cause problems, write comments, deinstall) <--waste more time,
read test review <--- spares time and mental massacre...also it is better for your nerves !!

Preceyese Seyeght, I don't understand how you came up with that statement unless you only read the first 4 words of "System Requirements". Or maybe you don't know how to read a list.

There is a list that starts with Windows XP and ends with "10 (x32/x64)". How do you know it wasn't made for Windows 10, and will run on the rest of them. I expect, instead, that it is designed such that it doesn't matter which Windows version you have between XP and 10, it'll work.

Example: If I invite Moe, Bill, Sally, Jamie, Suzi and Donna to a party, it doesn't mean that Moe is invited but the rest can show up if they want to. They are all invited, equally.

Now, as to the question of does the SW actually work, that's up to the individual user to find out, either by trying the SW or reading reviews to see if it's worth the risk. From what I read it's not worth my time to try it.

Pushmataha, man, it proves itself by showing you again and again the same Problems, no matter how often you "fix" them, still you dont understand that it wont work with Win 10, IT RUNS ON ALL THOSE OS but it will help you only with XP, it is very strange that you still dont understand,
so im guessing Homer is sitting infront of you right now drinking a beer in your bar,
that would explain why u wont understand with so many evidence, just read all those comments NOOB, everyone tells it doesnt work, go to Softpedia and read what an "official" tester wrote there,
instead of stealing my precious time, you dont have a Problem wasting your own time, spare mine,
and i know you didnt understand a Thing reading my comment, a 8 year old intelligent human
would understand it but not you,, you are very "S P E C I A L"

Pushmataha, oh wait you are not that Moe dude, but the rest i wrote still fits, live with it...

If I may pop in with an Answer - as of a couple of years ago, over 250 Million people were still using XP (and I know many businesses, being in IT, that still to this day run Windows XP internally).

Windows 7 continues to be the most popular OS to this day.

A Source: Redmond Magazine (et al.)
A Link: https://redmondmag.com/articles/2015/04/08/windows-xp-usage.aspx

Pushmataha, are you paid by this developer? Have you not read the comments by others regarding the failure of this offer...why don't you check before you post any further...this software produces no value for just about any of the operating systems...doesn't matter what order they are lauded in...it stinks in all of them and I have several of the operating systems cited...it fails...PERIOD!!!

Laxative, That equals 1% of the population on XP.

Mark S,

" Any suggestions to a solution."

If it'll boot into Safe Mode, run WhoCrashed. It reads the crash dump, assuming one was created, & hopefully will give you some guidance as to what caused it.

If you just added software or updated a driver etc., you might also be able to undo that in Safe Mode. When a driver's added/updated Windows should store the old driver setup -- during bootup the same screen that lets you select Safe Mode should let you select Last Known Good instead, which restores the previous driver. With 7's bootloader pressing F8 while booting gets you to that screen. With 10, booting has to fail a few times before it'll present its menus automatically. If you can get to the log-in screen, shift + click the power/restart button will do it. If you can boot to a copy of 10 on removable media [e.g. WinPE on a USB stick], you can try running EasyBCD, set the boot menu to display, or add an item to the boot menu forcing the menu to display. You can try a system reset in 10, & sometimes in win7. You can also do a repair install if you have the setup media for the installed version of Windows, which will restore Windows with your stuff [software etc.] hopefully still there. You might try running Windows DISM to check & restore system files -- Google for the possible ways to do this, command line arguments etc.

Good Luck

Mark S, copy important files to another drive then reinstall the operating system

MARSH, Thank you. It's appreciated!

Rudy, non manca, guarda meglio nell readme

HellsBells,

Sound advice, I'd add 2 things that might interest FWIW... 1) the now ancient ERUNT, for backing up/restoring the registry -- you can even use it to restore using boot media if Windows won't start. 2) Regshot, which logs registry changes made, e.g. during software installation -- you can save the logs & that way make sure if you want that uninstall was complete.

Robert Fare,
Thank you for the EXCELLENT advice & links !!!

Robert Fare,
Thanks,Good advice.

Robert Fare,

FWIW, sfc & DISM [in this case] are similar to the built-in tool in win95 & 98 to restore Windows system files to known good versions if/when it finds wrong versions of those files in place. Nothing wrong with that -- it's a good thing -- but wanted to mention that because changed system files are obviously not the only things that can break Windows. It's just one of many things that can be checked out troubleshooting.

Robert Fare,

Stay clear from so-called "Microsoft Software Repair Tool" :

Unauthorized, mislabeled Microsoft support tool leaks; could cause more trouble than it cures

http://www.zdnet.com/article/unauthorized-mislabeled-microsoft-support-tool-leaks-could-cause-more-trouble-than-it-cures/

That from Ed Bott, one of the most knowledgeable Windows experts around.

Robert Fare,
I normally right click the C drive, and go to Properties, then Tools Tab, and in Error checking, I click the Check now button, and tick the top checkbox (Automatically fix file system errors). That then suggests a restart, where the tool can run before windows finishes rebooting.
Does that equate to any of what you have recommended, or is it just a complement ?
Thanks,
Rob

Robert Fare, Thank you so much Robert. Great advice! I'm a dinosaur and went to college when they were teaching DOS. This makes much more sense to me!

If this happens, please firstly close the program and then restart and run it as administrator.

Adrian, took your way 1st run it found 304 errors, rerun 1error, another rerun 1 error, same error. i ran it in 'Timefreeze' so I will keep and see what the future brings . tommo

Adrian, Did you do any of 2 things? 1) Restart pc before rerunning program. 2) Check to see if any problems were quarantined...waiting for permanent deletion.

Adrian, sure they have, on XP, a intelligent person would understand right away, that it doesnt work on your OS even if you OS runs the program, System Requirements only mean it runs on your OS, but this is only made for XP, in case of games Sys. Req. tell you it runs the game, but programs are different, they work in a different way,
giveawayoftheday should have mention that "fact" in the description but they didnt, i guess they wanted to read a lot of funny comments from no brainers, funny, a lot of no brainers also liked your comment, this is sad,
it just proves and proves and proves a lot....stop working with a PC all those who dont get it,,
even a ape understands right away after the first time, if it doesnt work, then it doesnt work,,,case closed

Adrian, me also same problem # what a wonder full software!!!!!!!!!!!