We examined two free products (Advanced Windows Care and RegSeeker) and three commercial ones (jv16 PowerTools, Registry First Aid, and RegSupreme Pro). To find out which registry cleaner catches the most errors, is the safest and easiest to use, and (just as important) creates the fewest hassles, we tested five popular registry cleaners, many of which came recommended by PCWorld readers. It also depends on the effectiveness of the registry cleaner you choose, and there are a lot to choose from. That’s right, a big, fat perhaps-because everything depends on the condition of your registry. The answer is, emphatically and unequivocally, maybe. The big question we’re asking in this piece is whether a registry cleaner will indeed speed up your PC, making it boot more quickly and run faster. Far too often, program updates and installers leave unneeded pointers in the registry, so the registry becomes bloated with unnecessary entries, slowing down your system. Cleaner? Has anyone had the same experience like me? Right now I am looking for multiple virus and spyware programs to try and clean up what appears to be malware.Compounding this problem is the fact that applications are usually too inept to uninstall all of the registry entries they create. I tried to restore my Registry but it stop at some point saying that some software is running part of the registry could not be restored.Īm I infected by a virus carried by Reg. I was really happy.Shortly after that I realized that every time I right click on any Windows file, folder and shortcut, I get a Windows Installer popup saying 'Preparing for Installation.' and there is no way to stop it other wait for like 30-40 seconds. I ran some tests and realized that the server was faster now. So, I went ahead and deleted all of them, knowing I have the registry backup.
I checked many of them and realized that Registry Cleanup was right. It indeed found many broken registry references. May have Screwed up my Windows 2003 Server.Īfter doing a Registry backup I, I ran Registry Cleaner that I had on my machine for about 2 years.
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