Why do you think formatting the PC is the only Cure?

Most of the problems that force us to format our PC are due to System registry problems.

When ever you encounter some problems with your windows machine, the first think comes may be to format the PC, this isn’t surprising when most of the Asians, especially Maldivians uses pirated software, but never the less still there exits many smart ways that you can repair most of the windows problems. You don’t have to always format, but if you think it doesn’t consume your time and is very easy for you, then you are most welcome in that regard.
Most of the PC problems start when we start accessing the internet and if we don’t have a good anti virus software installed in our PC, we will end-up corrupting our computer, many a times this results in corruption of the system registry.
System registry is the most important place of the windows operating system, so if you end-up corrupting it, you will experience all sort of disappointing things, many a times will result a slow performance.
Registry can be corrupted by many things, such as installing many applications and improper un-installation of some applications, malwares, viruses, spam wares and many more.
One of the way that you can recognize that your system’s registry has been compromise is, when you start getting unexpected error massages at start up, and when you cant use command prompt and when your system gets extremely slow while you have lots of memory and hard disk capacity available.

So how can I repair my computer system's registry?

The answer for that is to clear unwanted items in your systems registry, the best way to do this is to use a registry cleaning and repairing utility software. Since there are lot of free ware applications, to garb one of them wouldn’t be a problem.

Here is one of the best ones I have found Free Error Cleaner 1.00 and this is also a free ware, but if you want go for a more advance one, you can download registry Mechanic as well, but remember even though this application can be downloaded for free, it wont work fully unless you pay for it. Click here to download Registry Mechanic 6.0.

Hope this gives you some information on optimizing your computer’s registry.

Comments

Anonymous said…

Hey is there i can use regcure or what u have mention here registry mechanic, without actually buying that? i mean a crack? as many exists for many of the applications 2 day?

September 11, 2007 at 7:21 PM

windhu said…

Regcure? you have named a better one i gess, any way cracks r illigal so i dont wont to publish in my blog, any ways if u need the crack, just leave here an email address, so i can send u the link whre u can download the crack.

September 11, 2007 at 7:24 PM

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