"Not again!", I thought. Half a year ago I had bought a shiny new notebook. Its predecessor was plagued by bluescreens, inexplicable slowdowns, dll-issues and many other sores. I had tried various registry cleaners, registry fixers, registry checkers and registry repair tools which allegedly should be able to cure all these ills - but in vain. As the poor machine was already three years old and therefore I decided to make an end to my and my PCs sufferings and to get a new computer.

An now this. The troubles started again. It had taken five whole days to install all neccessary programs on my new notebook and now the forces of evil were on the rise again. The notebook appeared to get slower every day, I had problems starting certain programs - sometimes I clicked the icon, the cursor turned into an hour glass, but the program would not appear. And my internet connection seemed to have become unreliable too.

The other day I was chatting with my dear friend Isabelle and told her about my woes. She expressed her sympathy and mentioned that she had expirienced something similar some weeks ago and that her cousin Shawn, a computer geek, had adviced her to try a windows registry checker called Registry Fix or Registry Fixer. It turned out that its proper name was RegistryFix and that apparently more than ten million people had downloaded it. And surprise, surprise it did its wonders on her machine too.

Well, this sounded a bit too good to be true. But Isabelle assured me, that there was a money back guarantee of more than one month and the scanning of my nootebook would be free. Finally she convinced me to give this windows registry fixer a try as I had nothing to lose but a lot to win.

To make a long story short, - my internet connection is still shaky - but the speed of my notebook is OK again and all my programs start properly now. I am glad that Isabelle gave me the tip and that I could overcome my scepticism.

Maybe RegistryFix will not cure YOUR problems, but you can at least try it without risk.