Why Do you Need a Registry Cleaner?
March 10th, 2010
Before we understand the need of registry cleaner, let us understand what registry is and why you need a registry cleaner to enhance PC performance. Just as you would store your documents in a file, the Windows stores all information about your computer in a Registry, such as all the software and hardware settings, and everything about the system configuration. It is the most critical aspect of the operating system, and needs to be cleaned periodically. A Registry Cleaner is a program that looks for and deletes outdated entries.
Using a registry cleaner periodically will make your computer run better. Registry was first introduced by Microsoft in Windows 95. Before this, configuration settings were all stored in INI (Initialization) files scattered all over the hard drive. Due to this, it was quite difficult to keep a track of them. A registry consolidated all information in a central location. It is a central cache of all settings, options, and preferences of the PC, manages the start up options, and keeps a track of the various software installed in the system.
Removing The Build Up
Over time, the registry in a computer builds up and this can make the computer unstable and have a slow start up. As you keep on using your computer, the registry keeps on building up with obsolete and unnecessary information. These need to be cleaned up using a registry cleaner.
This is especially true for Windows 95 and 98. However, Windows NT, XP and 200x also have a lot of entries that are not necessary, and are created when programs are installed or removed. It is always advisable to use a registry cleaner to remove these unwanted entries to make your computer run faster.
The registry cleaner scans the registry to trace the obsolete data, deletes it to enable your computer to run error free and enhance the performance of your PC. Most cleaners have a backup function to help you backup your registry before cleaning it, in case you encounter a system failure, and some files get deleted inadvertently. You can get a free registry cleaner or trial version. But the free or trial versions have their limitations therefore it is better if you select a licensed registry cleaning software for this purpose.
A damaged Windows registry in your computer can corrupt your whole system, rendering it unusable. To keep this vital part of your computer in a good working and an un-bloated condition, a good registry cleaner should have the following features:
• Automatic scanning of the registry and its cleanup
• Backup and restoration of the full registry
• A startup organizer
• Removing Trojan, which utilizes startup files
One particular registry cleaner may not be compatible for all types of computer systems. They have their own minimum system requirements, such as:
• Some that are compatible with Windows 98, ME, 2000, or XP may not be suitable for other versions of Windows.
• Some require a particular class of processor with a certain amount of RAM
• You may need a certain amount of empty hard disc space.
Now decide, do you need a registry cleaner or not?
Arvind
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March 10th, 2010 at 12:38 pm
Why do I need registry cleaner?
I have Norton Internet Security 2008 on my pc. Do I need to clean my registry as I had recently some crashes. I run uniblue registry cleaner and have found hundred of suspicious programs on my pc. When I wanted to remove them i received an alert that I need to purchase this program. Do I have an integrated tool in NIS 2008 to clean the registry? Thank you in advance.
March 10th, 2010 at 5:40 pm
You do not have to. If you do want to clean it, use ccleaner. It is free.
http://www.ccleaner.com/
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March 10th, 2010 at 5:42 pm
Don’t believe this uniblue download CCleaner they have a pretty good registry cleaner and it’s free.
http://www.ccleaner.com/
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March 10th, 2010 at 5:44 pm
See http://www.software-pc.net for the best registry cleaners. They will help your pc from crashing and speed up your pc.
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