Advanced Registry scanner and cleaner to remove unused and old entries.Including: Firefox, Opera, Media Player, eMule, Kazaa, Google Toolbar, Netscape, Office XP, Nero, Adobe Acrobat, WinRAR, WinAce, WinZip and more. Third-party application temp files and recent file lists (MRUs).Recycle Bin, Temporary files and Log files.Internet Explorer Cache, History, Cookies, Index.dat.You will however, have to reinstall windows if something majore goes wrong. Your computer will not be a paper weight if things ever go bad with the Registry. Hope you back up everything you want to keep such as pictures, music, programs, email, etc just to be on the safe side. Your system comes with a Symantec Restor Utility unless you lost the partition and that will take you back to the date the system was shipped to you if you ever need to do this, but you will loose all that you installed after the system arrived.
Make a restore point prior to installing it. What it does below, and no, it has not messed up my system for over a year of having it.
If you don't want to accept my personal opinion, here's what the experts have to say (link courtesy of Joe53): So is it really worth the risk (of killing your PC) when the reward (if successful) is essentially negligible?Īgain, that's my opinion, for what it's worth. moreover,Ģ) a registry cleaner must be absolutely perfect in its algorithm/decisions: removing even one "critical" registry key can render your pc totally unbootable. the bottom line to me is this:ġ) with the multi-gigahertz speed of modern processors, even if a registry cleaner were to find and "fix" hundreds (or even thousands) of so-called "obsolete" entries, you wouldn't even notice a nano-second's difference in your boot-up time. each one asserting it's "better" than competitors, because it can find more "problems". you can find hundreds of "free" registry scanners (some of which purport to find "tons" of problems, only to then require you pay for the cleaning). While there is much heated debate on the subject of registry cleaners - some swear by them, others swear at them - i personally do not recommend the general public make "routine" use of registry cleaners.
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