Where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?

Question

My computer seems to get slower and slower. A friend told me I need a registry cleaner. Will that really help? If so, where can I get a good free registry cleaner to do the job?

Answer 1

CCleaner works great. Not only does it allow you to clean the registry, but it allows you to clean your computer of unneseccary files, and also allows you to edit startup programs and uninstall programs all at the same time. Download it at http://ccleaner.com/.

Answer 2

ccleaner is good also.

Answer 3

I recomend to install TUNE UP UTILITY 08. It is best software for computer management. It not only cleans regestry but also do mamy tasks.

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You can get its trail verso free for 2 months.

its very common software , you can get it easily  

Answer 4

http://ccleaner.com

by far the best - it's fast and effective. It also allows you to clean up your hard drive very well. I'd highly recommend this over any ones you have to pay for - it doesn't get any better than that!

Answer 5

plz log on to download.com , there u can find free registry cleaner, i'hv download1 & it's working great

Answer 6

Tuneup utilities is the best.Registry cleaner alone cant help ur pc run faster.u need tuneup utilities ,it not only cleans up your registry but also

cleans physical memory by closing unwanted processes running back.

it has many other features which restore the original speed of your pc. try googling for more info. if u want a free pack then download it through a bitclient like bitcomet u can get the torrents from the below link.any futher help buzz me at yahoo messenger.

Answer 7

cc cleaner is the best free one.

You can try these 2 that I use for 30 days free.  There the best ive ever used.

Tuneuputilitites2008

ace utilitites www.acelogix.com

★Good Luck.  If you need any additional help with this or another issue please feel free to contact me via my profile page (email).  -Eric

Answer 8

What with all this antivirus and registry cleaners and tune up utilities?

Use Linux. it does not crash like windows, it doesnt have a registry that poses problems time and again, and beat of all, u dont get viruses every other day....true that it can be a liiiiiitttle bit hard for a newbie but its just an hours learning and saying good bye to several days of infected computer...Hope uĺl consider it..

Answer 9

Registry Cleaner's are extremely overrated, you really just need to analyze your system to see if a registry cleaner will do you any good.  It might/might not, we'd be glad to do a quick check for you.

You may contact us at:

[e-mail]  "For all your PC needs."

Answer 10

http://www.ccleaner.com

EXCELLENT SOFTWARE

EDIT:

watch out for anyone trying to promote a business most are nothing more then scams

Answer 11

The short answer is: Yes, your computer will run better if you occasionally clean your Windows system registry. But first, let's define exactly what the registry is...

In layman's terms, the Windows Registry is a hideously complex ball of string, rubber bands, duct tape and bailing wire that's supposed to keep track of Windows system settings, your hardware configuration, user preferences, file associations, system policies, and installed software. In slightly more technical terms, the registry is a database in which Windows keeps track of relationships between hardware, software and the operating system.

It was supposed to be an improvement on the collection of simple text-based INI files that stored Windows configuration settings, but too many pocket protectors got involved in the design and the result was an over-engineered, over-complicated mess that makes Windows much more fragile and harder for users to maintain. Since it is a single point of failure, problems with the Registry can make a Windows system slower, less reliable, unbootable, and in extreme cases can only be fixed by reinstalling the operating system.

That's why you need to use a registry cleaner every once in a while.

It's not uncommon for the registry to grow very large over time, which tends to slow down the computer's startup and can make it unstable. You can end up with lots of unnecessary registry entries that are created when you install or remove software and hardware on your computer. Sometimes an "orphaned" registry entry can confuse Windows during startup and cause a delay. In general, slimming down your registry will make Windows run faster.

The REGEDIT command will allow you to view and edit the registry, but if you don't know what you're doing under the hood, just put down that wrench and back away slowly. You can do a lot of damage to your system by flailing about with a registry editor. Specialized programs exist to examine the registry, compare what's in there to what's really on your system, and either correct or delete erroneous entries.

REGCLEAN is a utility program included in Windows 95 and Windows 98. This program is no longer officially supported by Microsoft, but some users report that it works fine on Windows XP systems. However, I don't recommend that it be used on XP, because the structure of the registry is different in XP than it was in earlier incarnations of Windows.

RegSeeker is a highly rated (and free) registry cleaner that I like. RegSeeker is an aggressive cleaner, and in some cases may delete registry entries that are needed. Some RegSeeker users have reported that using a RegSeeker exclusion file can prevent it from making erroneous deletions.

Another popular free registry fixer/cleaner is CCleaner, which does some additional things like cleaning up your browser's temp files and deleting unneeded files. CCleaner has a reputation for being less aggressive so may be a better choice for non-expert users who want a free registry cleaner.

Uniblue RegistryBooster is not free (US$29), but seems to be the most advanced tool in the class. Some 3rd-party tests have shown that it improves both boot time and application launch time. In the past, I've read about people with problems uninstalling the Uniblue Registry Booster software after downloading a trial version. To my knowledge, the company has resolved those problems. If you are a non-techie, I'd recommend this tool over the others.

There other registry cleaners available, some free and some not. If you want to play the field, read some reviews by reputable sources like CNET or PCWorld before you install. If you're not careful, you can get an adware or virus-laden registry cleaner wannabe that claims to do the job, but will have nasty side effects.

A Few Caveats...

Before using any registry cleaner, I highly recommend that you create a System Restore restore point, and even better, do a full registry backup with the ERUNT utility. In some cases, aggressive registry cleaning can remove entries required for some programs to operate.

I should mention that technology experts have differing opinions on the value of registry cleaners. Some adamantly claim that they cannot possibly improve system performance. Others say they might help a little, but point out that in some cases they can cause damage as well. And of course others believe they can offer significant benefits. I tend to be in the latter camp, but recommend caution when using a registry cleaner. Choose the tool that suits your level of technical expertise, and do your preparatory backups.

Making Windows Faster

I should also mention that there are lots of other things that can cause your computer to bog down. Viruses, spyware, a hard drive that needs defragmenting, and other factors can contribute to the problem. In my article Make Windows XP Run Faster! I share my special recipe to clean the icky goo out of your computer's pipes, so Windows will start quicker, run more reliably, and go  

Answer 12

Also this link is good for free registry cleaner that is 100% trusted.

http://www.eusing.com  Look for the free registry clean and install. I use it myself along with http://www.ccleaner.com

Mind Doctor, France

Answer 13

I personally like CCleaner and Advanced WindowsCare Personal because they do more than just clean my registry. CCleaner also has the option to save changes to the registry in case you need to revert back.

CCleaner is a freeware system optimization and privacy tool. It removes unused files from your system - allowing Windows to run faster and freeing up valuable hard disk space. It also cleans traces of your online activities such as your Internet history. CCleaner also fixes your registry. But the best part is that it's fast (normally taking less than a second to run) and contains NO Spyware or Adware.

Advanced WindowsCare Personal is a comprehensive PC care utility that takes a one-click approach to help protect, repair, and optimize your computer.

Other free registry cleaners available include Eusing Free Registry Cleaner, Registry Distiller and TweakNow RegCleaner Standard.