A problem on Uniblue's spyeraser

I'm using Uniblue's Spyeraser 2(registered) on Windows XP. I started the scan and then an error occured when scanning the system memory.

Microsoft Visual C++ Debug Library
Debug Error!
Program: C:¥Program Files¥Uniblue¥SpyEraser¥SpyEraser.exe
abnormal program termination
(Press Retry to debug the application)
image below:
http://img267.imageshack.us/content.php?pa…tthetechrr9.png
Thanks in advance.
It also had a runtime error when i clicked abort, retry, and ignore. (seems to be happening to the registrybooster too. T_T

Hi lxl, I realize that it sounds "elementary", but often the first best way to resolve a failed application problem is to Uninstall and Reinstall it. Give it a try. Keep us posted with your progress, so we can follow up as necessary. Best Regards

I reinstalled it before i posted the topic, but it didn't work. I'll do it again just in case it does work. ——————————————————————- Reinstalled it but Registrybooster and Spyeraser still had the same problems. Thanks.

Which version of Spyeraser have you installed? Version 1.1 received terrible reviews. Edit: I think I've answered my own question from looking at your attached graphic. Looks like version 2. The only information I've read so far is "promotional". Few reveiws and limited help resources makes me quite skeptical. Uniblue and their bevy of information, gives the product a good "reputation in advance" that it may not be living up to. As an additional comment regarding Registrybooster, there is no good reason to utilize an automated Registry Tool. No automated tool is capable of accounting for the unique configuration, software, and usage of a machine, particularly if there are multiple user accounts. Using such a tool "can" be shown to give a "slight" improvement of function in some cases, but the risk of potentially damaging the machine in the process is too great. Doug

Spyeraser 2 as you have guessed after you saw the image. I'll try and get support from Uniblue. Thanks anyways. At first, I didn't plan on using a registry tool when i read the article "Do I need A Registry Cleaner?" but after reading the review of Uniblue's registrybooster, i got how should i say this… um encouraged into trying the registrybooster.