registry editor Fast Repair of PC Errors and Performance Improvement
Most of us have had the experience of dropping our computer off at a repair shop for days on end, or sitting on hold with tech support. It’s not a fun process, either way we feel helpless and at the mercy of the technician. For some computer issues there’s a straight forward answer. For example your hard drive breaks you get a new one, your dvd drive stops working you get a new one. When it comes to software things just aren’t that straight forward.
There is a quicker method then sitting on the phone for hours on end or being without your PC for a week. Many common errors that happen to home computers are caused by an expanded registry file that’s become corrupt and fragmented.
For those that aren’t familiar with the registry system it’s the central nervous system of your home computer telling each program where to store it’s files in memory, how hardware should behave and keeps track of where certain programs store particular files.
When things start happening to the Windows® registry you can experience DLL and Runtime errors, freezing, blue screens and other annoying errors. Fortunately you don’t need to pick up the phone right away or jump in the car with your PC. Registry cleaners are an easy method of trying to repair these errors on your own from home.
How Registry Cleaners Work
The process is simple, these programs scan your registry, compile a list of potential errors found, backup your current settings and repair the errors. The entire process takes about 15-20 minutes and a top registry cleaner can cost as little as $30 bucks.
A few programs to consider are Registry Easy, Regcure and Registry Mechanic. Each of these programs has been shown to produce measurable improvements in PC performance and reduced error messages.
Unfortunately not ever error can be attributed to the Registry. Often times viruses and adware can create errors that appear to be the registry but instead are hidden files. It’s important to keep up to date virus and adware scanners on your PC running at all times.