Registry Cleaner Guide

Windows store all the information about computer resources, software and hardware in its registry. Registry cleaner software are used to clean up the Windows’s registry, scan the operating system, repair registry problems and boost the performance of system. The common errors and problems that are generated due to corrupted registry are slow performance of the system, .dll errors, runtime errors, Windows explorer errors, Dr. Watson errors, exe errors, computer freezing, unable to remove a software using Add/Remove program, pop ups and errors messages. From security point of view it is very important to install an authenticated Windows registry cleaner program to remove all the bugs from the registry. Registry is the place where all the applications store temporary entries of the data. More the applications are installed and computer is used more registry entries are created and hence slow down the system’s speed and performance. AML Free Registry Cleaner simply deletes those unwanted entries and optimizes the performance of the computer.

Corrupted registry can damage the computer, perform unwanted actions, corrupt the data and crash the operating system. AML Free Registry Cleaner automatically scan registry, backup and restore and registry and remove unwanted entries.. The best way to know that if your computer’s registry is corrupted with errors is to perform full scan of your computer with AML Free Registry Cleaner. It is important to note that before scanning your registry, take a full backup of it and restore it when required.

Using the Search Wizard

Once the program is started, a wizard is opened automatically in which you can take a full backup of the registry.

Then click New Backup to begin take a full backup of the registry.

Then click Close to return to the main window.

In the main window, click Next to select the sections to scan

Then click Scan to begin analyzing your system

Clean-up

Click Fix all to have AML Free Registry Cleaner do its job - correcting all of the problems that were found.