Who else wants a registry optimizer to fix registry?

Do you still wonder why your PC has suddenly performed like a turtle? You were sure you had antivirus software and spyware programs installed but still after several months of using your computer you noticed that it had almost significantly decreased in its performance.

Your video is choppy, Your bootup times and shutdown seemed to take forever and worst your programs often crashes looking for missing files or programs. My friend, you may need to look at one of the most common problems encountered in using PC and that is the need to fix your windows registry.

You see, Microsoft Windows has a registry system that is literally a place where it collects data about the software and hardware installed in your PC. As you install,re-install, un-install software in your PC, the Windows registry accumulates bits and bytes of data that 'clog' the Operating system.

The Windows registry of your Operating System is very crucial in the operation of your computer that if the Windows registry if piled up with clutter of information that it does not need it will simply waste resources and thus slow down your computer.

You need a registry optimizer to easily de-clutter and clean the files and information left by programs you use.

The typical problems that a registry optimizer fixes include:

• Missing File Associations
• System Fonts that are missing
• Device drivers with incomplete or missing programs
• Invalid application paths
• DLL files that are not present
• Help files that are missing
• Codes and scripts that are invalid
• And a whole lot more...

So what do you need to do to Speed up your PC and optimize registry to bring back the performance of your Computer to its Original State?

1. Add/Remove Unnecessary Programs - Go to your Control Panel and Go to Add/Remove Programs in XP and in Vista Remove Programs. Un-install any programs that you are not using. In VIsta, there is a small caption that says if you are frequently using this program. Remove programs that are rarely or never used. You may start with the AOL programs bundled with your PC, Internet Explorer if you are using a different browser, Old installations of Photoshop, MS Office, and look for any Programs that might seem suspicious. Leave the programs that you only use often.
2. Start-up Programs - Go to Start then Run. Type msconfig in the Command line and a new popup box will show. Go to the startup Dialog in the upper-right hand corner of the dialog box. Uncheck all programs and applications that you might not need. You can simply try to disable all and just enable the programs or applications that you are sure you would need to be loaded at the start of Windows.
3. Get a Registry Optimizer - Although I have given you 2 Great tips above to speed up your PC, this will not be enough. Sometimes, the windows registry of your PC is so 'bloated' up that it would take you great tech skills and lots of time to fix and delete the files to shrink and optimize your registry. In this aspect I strongly recommend that you get a registry optimizer to fix windows registry.

Brian Benson

SEO, Computer Technician, Windows Expert