registry cleaner

After looking at these results is a registry cleaner worth the purchase. I've read articles that say cleaners will not increase system performance and on the flip side I've read articles that contradict those articles. So which is it, is it worth it or not? :confused

 

Yes, it's worth it. I've used trusted registry cleaners for half a decade without a problem. I also take it to the extreme and manually clean my registry, but do not try this unless you know what you're doing.

 

I have read some good thing about the Uniblue but my choice is Vista Manager that has a lot of useful tools built in and can give lots of help deciding what you want to remove.

You don't say what OS you have but they do one for XP as well.

check out both here,you can get a fully working 15day trial from this site.

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System performance will decline if enough orphaned registry entries accumulate, and these can cause system crashes and system freezes. I speak from experience, but it's buggabear's computer and decision.

 

I'm not having any problems with my computer I just happened to run a registry check and they found the errors, I've never had the need for a cleaner (knock on wood) but I was just wondering if they are worth it.

Bill I'm on a xp system

Kestrel13 I have ccleaner

 

They're a time saver. The registry's a big place. And who said I purchased it?

 

Buggabear, I hate a messy system. My computer's squeaky clean and doesn't contain one unneeded file, folder, or registry entry. And my style has never caused a problem. If you're a casual-computer user with fears, than use only CCleaner's Registry once every three months.

 

No, I said registry cleaners are worth it, not worth buying. They're a tool that should come with every computer. I come in peace.