RegCure Registry Cleaner

by Darlene Isberg Internet User

When your computer is suffering from corruption within your registry keys, registry classes, and registry settings are the most common causes of Windows error messages.

Recommended Features

Free Download of Program
Very friendly user interface for program.
A partner of Microsoft
Automatically Clean Registry- Start - click - Scan - click - Fix - That is Easy!
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Review on RegCure Registry Cleaner

I have the nicest "Hal" computer available. Lots of Gigs, lots of memory and a "Blow Your Mind" Video card, so why is it freezing regularly? How come it is taking forever or never to load a program? Tap...tap...tap...I am waiting! Know what I mean? I went to Microsoft trying to figure out what the issue was. I know I download a lot of stuff but I always put them into my "Downloads" folder so that shouldn't be a problem. I always load the programs in the "Programs" folder so that should be OK. I always use "WinZip" to unload so what is going on? I have a very good system and I use good habits and I am computer friendly so what is the matter? I read tons of stuff on the Microsoft "Help" section, I means tons of stuff. Copied some of it - did some of it, undid some of it too. Man, this was getting heavy. I am going to be a "tekkie" if I keep this up. Well, you get the picture. Out of desperation I finally went to the Search Engines and Forums to get some answers. I mean I would fix something here or there, but it seemed like I was always doing maintenance when I simply wanted to get on with my agenda. Everything I read seemed to be pointing me in the direction of RegCure. Nah, it couldn't be that simple, could it? I finally took the plunge and downloaded the program. I mean it was free and all, so I could see for myself. That was 2 years and a bit ago. I wouldn't be without it now. It is as essential to the smooth operation of my computer system as the system itself. No more hang ups, no more, "Now What?" Sure, things happen but they don't interfere with what I want to do for long. Click on the program link, click on "Scan" wait a few minutes and click on "Fix" - done. I have found that when I delete programs or files, move files or folders to here and there and find a program download that shares ".dlls" and then delete that program, one can cause a lot of havoc with the computer Registry. My RegCure system is a fast and easy way to control all the stuff I can't see. Try it - Mikey likes it and so do I.