Let me digress at this point to make the claim the lack of registry attention a Mac requires does not mean they are superior in every way.  In fact, having used both Macs and PC’s in my business and for personal use, I favor PCs by a wide margin.  However, in their later Windows versions, namely Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7, registry problems are likely to occur in them.  When they do, the computer will slow down and become liable to pop up error messages, crash and/or freeze up.

This means it is wise to have a PC registry repair program installed on your PC.  These programs, which are better known as registry cleaners, will take care of all registry problems automatically and while doing so prevent these freezes, crashes and slow downs.  With a price tag of usually, less than $40 for yearly use, it is little to pay to have the diversity and freedom PCs give you over Macs.

If you are using a PC now that isn’t running up to what you feel is its best capabilities and if you haven’t had your PC’s registry scanned lately or ever, probably it is registry corruption that is causing this lack of performance.  A good registry cleaner will relieve your PC’s Windows operating system of the internal road blocks registry corruption has setup and thereby return your computer to its speedy, reliable self. 

After that, a registry cleaner should be setup to scan the registry periodically so the computer can continue to operate at peak without interruption.

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A good registry cleaning program can be far more productive than a human ever could be in detecting and repairing a PC problem.  Sometimes it can take a person hours to track down a particular registry entry that is causing a computer to act in an undesirable way.  A registry cleaner, on the other hand can find hundreds of problems, if there are hundreds of registry problems, in just a few seconds.

There are times some folks like to entry the registry manually to make adjustments to the way your computer operats.  Making a tweak in this way to the registry requires running the operating system’s built in program, Regedit.  Then expanding folders until the right folder is found and then changing a number or a code to the file in that folder.  Sometimes instead of a number, a yes is changed to a no.  Sometimes, though I cringe to think about it, a file is deleted.  I cringe because deleting the wrong file can spell total disaster for the operating system!

Someone told me about entering Regedit to make it so his favorites menu would be alphabetized.   Though I don’t know this procedure off hand, I know one would start by entering the HKEY_CURRENT_USER folder which is one of the 5 main registry hives.  After entering this hive I imagine it would require a laborious set of steps to get the favorites menu to be alphabetized.  This fellow admitted it was rather complicated.  I told him if he went to his favorites menu, right clicked on any favorites entry and then chose “sort by name” from the menu, his favorites would become alphabetized.

That is just one example.  For anything you can do by entering the registry there is an easier way to do the same thing through the Windows interface; or as the techie types would prefer saying, GUI.  So, the bottom line is don’t go playing around in the registry to make some kind of tweak.  As far as making fixes to the registry is concerned, use a registry cleaner, it’s much safer and a whole lotb easier!

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