What is the BEST Registry Cleaner for Win 7 Ultimate or Pro 64 Bit version OS ?

Anonymous
2011-04-18T13:30:52+00:00

What is the BEST Registry Cleaner for Win 7  Ultimate or Pro  64 Bit version OS ?

When I search the internet  with that same Question ,,  i get  hundreds of links  and every company says it has the 100%  BEST  Registry Cleaner software  and i bet 99%  are liars !!

Microsoft  really  needs to TEST  all Registry cleaners &  make a list of the Top  5 BEST  software  for many different uses and post that list so  your Customers can  know what is the Best to use to Fix  their PC  problems .

Please !!  be Nice  and help your Customers who have bought and use your Microsoft  software ..  OK ??

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-07-22T10:36:24+00:00

    Its been a couple of months now, i am using Registry Recycler. Lightweight, easy to use, and fast . Also, does not hurt the system, which is why i would recommend you to use it. Its a free of cost registry cleaner.

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-06-23T06:02:39+00:00

    I think the main argument here is with running registry cleaners on a regular basis as part

    of general system maintenance vs using one when all else fails. 

    If there is no known problem using a 'cleaner' does not improve performance.

    If you are faced with a reformat, or even a 'repair' reinstall then a running a

    registry cleaner is a viable option.

    Curious - When you installed the registry cleaner did you do anything else such as run Disk Cleanup

    and defragment your HDD, or did  you do nothing else but download, install and run the cleaner ?

    Did using the cleaner make you aware of which of the registry entries were causing the lag ?

    [ EDIT: @ T-Bone - Doing a System Restore will delete any registry entries that result from a

    failed install.

    It's more fail-safe as it will delete only the registry entries that resulted from the failed install.

    • Of course you could also run a registry cleaner and select only the entries that relate to the

    suspect program to delete, and leave what you aren't positive about.

    This is generally easier than browsing the Registry . ]

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  5. Anonymous
    2013-05-20T12:19:47+00:00

    i ain't a tech geek who can purely understand the myth or tech behind it.. i think it is just how you experinece things.. once my pc was hanging i researched someone telling the safe registry cleaners to speed up pc.. so i donwloaded this software which did a great job. so i have a good experience with registry cleaner as a result i may be being just too biased..

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