Need good system diagnostic software for Vista 32. Best choices?

May I ask ideas for best system diagnostic software available for
Vista 32? Loved Norton SystemWorks' WinDoctor(?) on XP but those I
tried for Vista made problems worse. Blue screen crashes daily. Need
to find bad short cuts, inactive/lost links, registry conflicts, etc.
I have defragged, cleaned temp files, removed all ad-ware/spy-ware,
and used the Vista system tools found. What are the best system
repair software choices that really work safely? Any MS approved? I
like to view and pick each repair, not trust one button
auto-corruptors. SystemWorks let us see exactly what each repair
planned to do, and we could reject logic errors. Is latest
SystemWorks compatible with Vista and find the problems with deep
scan? Thanks for any suggestions from one and all.

Check this out..

http://www.tune-up.com/products/tuneup-utilities/

I've been using it for a few years. This version is fully vista compatible.
and comes with a lot of extra utilities. The Registry editor and start up
editor are AWESOME!


"Greybeard" <> wrote in message
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> May I ask ideas for best system diagnostic software available for
> Vista 32? Loved Norton SystemWorks' WinDoctor(?) on XP but those I
> tried for Vista made problems worse. Blue screen crashes daily. Need
> to find bad short cuts, inactive/lost links, registry conflicts, etc.
> I have defragged, cleaned temp files, removed all ad-ware/spy-ware,
> and used the Vista system tools found. What are the best system
> repair software choices that really work safely? Any MS approved? I
> like to view and pick each repair, not trust one button
> auto-corruptors. SystemWorks let us see exactly what each repair
> planned to do, and we could reject logic errors. Is latest
> SystemWorks compatible with Vista and find the problems with deep
> scan? Thanks for any suggestions from one and all.