subject: Windows XP registry cleaner reviewed for 2010 [print this page] PC problems can be such a headache! Are you plagued with your PC running so slow that you can take a shower while it's going from one web page to the next? Is it freezing or crashing just when you need it the most? Do you receive those tormenting unknown error messages? Are you bothered by the dreaded blank screens? How about those uninvited, unwanted pop-ups? Do you receive 'Unable to load' .dll errors?
With all the other basic registry cleaning tools features Registry Manager is a good thing to invest your money for as it has overcomed many general problems encountered in several Registry Cleaner Tools which claim to be the best.
So the average PC user should probably stick to special-purpose programs. However, I must issue another warning!
Being an important part of the Windows Registry System a Registry Cleaning Utility must be trust worthy so that while doing any scan and delete operation, it is not harming any other system files which are important for your system and its performance.
The simple answer is that it is like a central filing cabinet for the operating system. Within are stored countless files, each referencing the settings and preferences of the software and hardware you install on your machine.
If you know what you are looking for, you can delve through the registry with programs such as the best reg cleaner and MSConfig.
Every time you install a new program or driver, new entries are made. However, when you uninstall these programs or drivers, they can sometimes leave their entries behind in a broken or corrupted state. This can cause problems for the operating system when it tries to access the legitimate entries.
Because even if you already have one for XP, that wouldn't work if it's not Vista compatible. It scans, cleans and fixes the registry and that will restore your computer back to its optimal performance - faster processing, and error free. A very good software is simple to use, automatic back ups made for the changes, has an undo feature, offers a lot of options to perform, etcetera. And of course has a trial version.
