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Are you experiencing registry issues like crashing, freezing and numerous other errors (such as the blue screen error)? If so, stay tuned. Here we discuss one easy solution of cleaning the registry by using registry cleaners.

The registry is a big internal database that is utilized by Windows to locate programs, open them, and properly operate them. Each program on your PC has numerous files associated with it inside the registry. As you install or uninstall programs from your computer, the registry changes accordingly. If there was an error in the install/uninstall process, the registry may incur errors. The more errors a registry contains, the more likely you are to have a slow, error-prone computer.

There are a lot of errors your registry could have: One type is called invalid error- which means that a file that used to be in one area is removed or moved to an additional place, but Windows does not know about it. Without the file, the program cannot open and will not operate. Another similar type of error is empty entry. Empty entries are blank files that are supposed to have instructions in them but do not. When windows tries to "read" the file, there is nothing to be read.

A third type of problems is DLL errors. DLLs are Dynamic link libraries which are a part of your registry that contains blocks of information that is commonly used by several different programs. Rather than rewriting this block in every program, DLLs are being referred to within other registry files. This saves space and time for the programmers. Though if a DLL file is not where it is supposed to be or is damaged some way, Windows operating system can't open the program.

In order to eliminate these complications, a special kind of software referred to as registry cleaner is utilized. Registry cleaners are designed to scan and eliminate the issues with minor intervention on your part. All you have to do is download a program, and scan the registry. Your cleaner will do the rest.

by: Bill Castle...




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