subject: Registry cleaner- speed up your slow pc [print this page] Registry cleaner- speed up your slow pc Registry cleaner- speed up your slow pc
A registry is an important and central part of any computer. The Windows registry is a database that keeps all the options and settings for the operating system for Microsoft Windows, and this includes all the software, hardware and configurations of the PC.
Any changes that are done to the PC and any files or programs that are installed are stored and reflected in the registry. This means that the simple day to day use of the PC will cause the registry to expand as new programs and software are saved onto it.
More and more computers are being installed with 64-bit Operating Systems and applications. Windows, a popular OS, has 32-bit and 64-bit versions of their OS. The most recent and widely used systems released by Windows are XP, Vista and Seven. At first glance, one may not notice the difference between 64 from earlier 32-bit systems. However, the software structure and the way 64-bit systems work are on a higher level. To put it simply, they can handle more RAM but they require more CPU processing power. Only 64 bit registry cleaners with compatibility support can run in these systems.
A 64 bit registry cleaner can speed up your computer's startup and even the startup of applications. You can avoid freezing and apparition of the feared blue screen of death. The cleaner comes with a one-click maintenance feature. Even for complete novices on OS structure, they can repair their system with just one click. It will automatically scan your system for erroneous registries, bad keys and junk files. Junk files are useless data or leftovers from previous installations. It will restore your computer's processing speed like it's brand new.
A good registry cleaner has a powerful engine, but it must have a simple interface. Look for a program with simple controls, which is manageable even by registry novices. Using the product under the free-trial period is the best way to test it. During the trial, you can weigh if the product is worthy of your money. Of course, you must read reviews and user comments before you download and install it.
