Microsoft Registry Problems Equal A Slow PC

Copyright (c) 2008 Jason Bell

Is your computer running slow? Are you getting numerous computer errors? Does your computer unexpectedly crash at the most inconvenient times? Well, join the club. The truth is that more & more people are starting to suffer from sluggish and/or poor PC performance. Why is this? Generally speaking, it's due to ignorance. People don't realize that there are many intricate systems working behind-the-scenes of their computers, such as the all too crucial registry. When something "bad" happens and things go haywire, people cry "I didn't do anything out of the norm!" That's precisely the problem, as their normal PC activity is what's causing the computer errors to happen in the first place.

You have to understand that your computer greatly relies on the registry. Every program you install and virtually everything you do is recorded by your PC's registry. In a sense, the registry is the commanding officer of the computer, as it tells the computer what to do and how to do it. Having said that, if this "commanding officer" becomes incapacitated and unable to function correctly -- which can be caused by errors and invalid keys -- the computer loses all sense of control and becomes utterly confused & disoriented. This confusion leads to severe erratic behavior as well as a slow running computer. In short, all hell breaks lose when the registry becomes corrupted with numerous errors.

It's important to know that practically anything can cause errors to occur within your registry. This means opening files, launching applications, web surfing, downloading games, downloading music, watching videos, uploading music, uninstalling programs/games, etc. With all these different ways of being affected by errors, the idea of registry error prevention is kind of silly -- unless of course you are EXTREMELY careful when using your computer; and truth be told, most people aren't even "slightly" careful with their PC related activity.

Typically, it is much easier to deal with registry errors after they've occurred than it is to prevent them from happening. That simple fact leads us to the most important question of all; how do you deal with registry errors?

The absolute best way to deal with registry errors is through the use of registry repair software. The idea of trying to comb through every nook & cranny of your registry all on your own is just ridiculous, not to mention downright crazy. A registry cleaner basically does all the work for you. It quickly finds all of the abnormal entries & keys within your registry, and then it repairs and/or removes each entry so that it can't cause your computer any future harm. And if worst comes to worst, the software will have a "rollback" or "restore" feature that will allow you to undo everything the registry cleaner removed and/or "fixed".

As you can see, a registry cleaner really is the best solution to get rid of annoying computer errors once and for all.