Illegal operation errors kept crashing my computer yesterday. My first thought was that my computer had over heated, but the problem continued even when I moved my computer to an air conditioned room. My brother warned me about possible registry errors in my computer, and he recommended a registry cleaner named Regcure.

I researched Regcure on the internet. I searched for bad reviews of Regcure on Google, to check if there were any complaints against Regcure and to see if it had a downside. The program has garnered numerous positive user reviews, with only a few minor negative points. For example, Regcure has only one method of backing up the registry, compared to Max Registry Cleaner's 3, and lacks the ability to defragment the registry. But Regcure can perform tasks that other registry cleaners cannot, such as:

Automatic Repair: Automatic repair of items detected after a scan are repaired by Regcure's performance ability. Backup and Restore: Every time you use Regcure, a backup is automatically created. Startup Management: see what programs are launched when you start your computer with RegCure. A few simple clicks in the Manage Startup list let you enable and disable applications.

I was pretty confident in Regcure after reading some of the user reviews. If there are any potential problems to be diagnosed, free scan of my computer is also offered. When a scan showed more than 700 errors in my computer, I bought the registry cleaner. RegCure includes a full back-up utility and is compatible with every Windows OS. RegCure has the same features as many other registry cleaners, including: custom scanning options, registry optimization, backup/restore capabilities and scheduled scanning, and performs these satisfactorily.

Let me tell you honestly that I was impressed by Regcure. Using this registry cleaner is easy. Regcure took only minutes to learn, and it produced excellent results in no time. Regcure made my computer run like new again.

If you have already have antivirus software, do you need RegCure? RegCure does nothing that antivirus software can't do, technically speaking. Actually, a few antivirus programs definitely do find some spyware. Though a significant amount of existing adware and spyware is not blatantly harmful, it can still raise concerns about privacy. One reason antivirus software deals with spyware incompletely is that the demarcation lines are still unclear.

Antivirus software generally focuses on the most egregious spyware, but leaves the rest alone. Therefore you really require a spyware removal tool like Regcure even if you already have some antivirus software protection already installed in your PC. A great registry cleaner is one like RegCure. RegCure would be even better if it included a few more advanced settings. Overall though, RegCure is more than enough for basic scanning and cleaning.