Windows registry is a directory which stores settings and options for your Windows operating system. When you install programs on your computer, they add a lot of entries on your Windows registry. If you later decide to uninstall them, some registry entries are left behind. As these entries build-up, they tend to slow things down on your machine. You should remove them using RegCleaner.
RegCleaner screen shot
RegCleaner is a FREE tool which allows you to view the author and the name of the software. Simply find the name of the uninstalled program, select them and click “Remove Selected”. It’s that simple.
In addition, RegCleaner also has an automatic registry cleaner (under the Tools->Registry Cleanup menu) which would remove invalid registry entries from your system. Invalid entries are one of the major causes of system crashes. By cleaning up your registry, your system should not only be more stable but it will also help improve your system performance.
RegCleaner has the following key features:
- Remove file types
- Remove entries of old software
- Uninstall and remove Software from the Add/Remove list
- Remove unused DLL files
- Remove unused Shared DLLs (Automatically detected)
- Automatic backup feature
Download RegCleaner from this page (541 KB)
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- Add or Populate Group Policy editor (gpedit.msc) entries with Administrative Template files (ADM files)
- Glary Utilities - Best free all-in-one Windows utilites I’ve ever seen!
- Sysinternals Autoruns’ Save, Load, and Compare features
- How to disable the Caps Lock key on any Windows version
- How to speed up your Windows XP/2000/Vista boot time using Sysinternals Autoruns
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