subject: RegCure Review: How Does RegCure Stack-up Against Other Popular Registry Cleaners? [print this page] RegCure: RegCure:
There are many computer users out there who are unaware of what the registry is. So when a registry error pops up, many of us are taken aback by this strange and unnerving error message. It's likely that if you don't have a degree in computer science or information technology, you will have no idea about how to correct these errors. But you are in luck -- I am certified as Security Specialist by Microsoft and Cisco. I know the ins and outs of a computer better than some people know their own streets!
RegCure -- Fixes Errors:
As your registry gets more and more errors, there is more and more unnecessary data on your computer. As this unnecessary data increases in size, it slows down the operating system. Eventually, it will result in the operating system being unable to boot up at all. But there is a fix for this. With a good registry cleaner, all of these troubles can be washed away. I've had the opportunity to review several different programs that claim to be registry cleaners. There are some programs out there that are of such low quality that I have to test them on a separate PC in order to ensure that I don't lose all of my valuable information!
RegCure -- Easy as Pie:
There are so many features offered by RegCure that it has to be at the top of the list. One of the first options that it gives you is the option to backup your system registry files, as well as compressing and defragmenting them. There are very few programs out there that offer all of these options. Next on the list of impressive features is that it automatically scans for program shortcuts that are now invalid, as well as deleting any empty registry keys or invalid class keys. While this program is complex, the user interface is extremely simple, allowing almost any user to be able to operate it. Other programs out there require that you know how to setup this or that. Put simply, RegCure ensures that you have to do as little work as possible.
Many of the programs out there today will show even the tiniest of registry errors as critical errors. Why would anyone do this? It's simple -- these programs want to make the user feel like the software is actually doing a wonderful job at cleaning the registry. With my years of experience, I could see through this charade. It shocked me when I realized that this occurred in some programs that were made by some of the top software manufacturers.
RegCure -- Free To Try:
If you still aren't sold on RegCure, you can try the free trial download. With user friendliness and a quality product, this software is almost definitely going to rank on your top list of programs to use.
