There’s a reference to everything you do in your computer in your computer’s Registry. That being the case, as time passes by, a computer’s Registry gets saturated with registry entries and starts to get all bloated. This, in turn, slows down the Registry and computers with slow Registries start to boot and work slower. The Windows Operating System is a lot of things, but good at cleaning up after itself is not one of them. The Registry on a Windows computer gets all clogged, and keeps on getting clogged up until you actually do something about it. Windows is quite terrible at looking after its Registry – the Operating System almost never gets rid of all the registry entries that pertain to a specific program once that program has been uninstalled. Windows can’t effectively clean its Registry, so this responsibility is yours – the user’s. Cleaning the Registry on your computer and taking care of all the mess it contains can, in most cases, lead to your computer booting up and working faster. While cleaning the Registry is undoubtedly good for your computer’s health, you only need to do so every one or two months. After all, cleaning out the junk from your Registry will only speed your computer up if the Registry has any junk to clean up in the first place. Cleaning the Registry involves the user actually interacting with the Registry and tinkering with it, which is something most Windows users try their best to stay away from. Yes – mess up your computer’s Registry and nothing short of a complete reinstallation of Windows will fix the problem. However, as long as you’re careful and use the right program(s), you can clean your registry without any issues whatsoever. Without further ado, here’s what you need to do if you want to clean the Registry of a Windows computer: When your computer boots up, check to see if it feels faster in any way. Also check to see if you cleaning the computer’s Registry broke anything. If you do find any problems, you can restore your computer to how it was before you cleaned its Registry using the system restore point you created before you went knee deep into your computer’s Registry.
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