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Choosing the Best Registry Cleaners: Which is the Best Between RegCure, Registry Fix, Registry Easy, and Perfect Optimizer?

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Many publishers have blatantly promoted their registry cleaners although their qualities are questionable. Controversy surrounding the usefulness of this software also never stop. While for us, it is better to use common sense than being sorry latter.

Choosing the Best Registry Cleaners

Which is the Best Between RegCure, Registry Fix, Registry Easy, and

Perfect Optimizer?







If you search over the internet to find the best

registry cleaner, I guarantee you will be amazed on

how many reviewers put their hands on this.

Instead of giving you a clear cut choice, they will

leave you questioning more. I know live is about

choices but it does not mean that choosing one will

end the process. In fact, it may lead you to other

choices. It is not so much different with choosing

the right registry cleaner. I have found that several

products have been overly promoted above the

others. But truthfully, the quality of these products should be contested because

there are so many review lineups that are published these days with their own

winners. Among others, RegCure, Registry Fix, Registry Easy, and Perfect

Optimizer are registry cleaner brands that are frequently promoted over the

internet. Be it in any major search engines, in the so-called consumer websites,

tech-forums, or in any social websites. No wonder they all fill the top best seller

products in some marketplaces. But does this factor alone translate them to be the

best registry cleaners? Once again, they need to be contested.

So how do we really tell that a registry cleaner is good enough for

us? It is simple: Look inside yourself (sorry for the pun), ask

yourself what do you want from a registry cleaner, see if there is a

product offers it, and find out how it manages to fulfill it. So first

let’s find out the possible reasons why someone needs a registry

cleaner. First, he might need a software that can optimize his

Windows’ performance. Second, it also possible that he needs a

software to repair his Windows problems. The last one is because

some suspicious popups tell him to do so.

Now let’s analyze one by one of these three basic reasons and see if the products

in our lineup can fulfill it. First reason is the need to optimize Windows.

Although all products relatively give decent cleaning service for your Windows







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registry, it is only a small fragment that prevents your computer from running in

its peak performance. Although features like disk defragmenter and startup tuner

are also offered by some of the best of them like Perfect Optimizer, but frankly

these are also not enough. Besides, these two features are already available inside

your Windows. The second reason we should analyze is the problem-solving

aspect. Seriously, Windows is very complex. Currently, there is no software on

earth that can fix all your Windows problems. So be specific. Is it because BSOD

(Blue Screen of Death)? Or is it related to missing NTLDR and corrupted MBR?

Sorry to say, current registry cleaner cannot fix these two serious problems.

It is also worth to mention that recent discussions have

also sparked an argument whether registry cleaner can

truly fix Windows problem or in fact it is the problem

itself. Why I don’t Use Registry Cleaners article from

Ed Bott quite sums up the view of the pessimistic.

Furthermore, blatant promotional materials from some

registry cleaner companies including those who

publish four registry cleaners we are discussing here

have added more fuel to the controversy. And this also

becomes the answer to the remaining possible reasons

why someone should need a registry cleaner: annoying popups. There is nothing

much that I can say about this other than “don’t do it”. Don’t buy any if it is just

because someone is forcing you to do so.

It is nice to see a registry cleaner that offers more features other than the other

like junk files cleaner, disk defragmenter, startup tuner, file wiper, and RAM

optimizer. And these are what offered by some of registry cleaners here like

Perfect Optimizer. But the fact that most of these features are already available

inside your Windows makes those features rather unnecessary. Is it also still

questionable whether cleaning up registry can help you fix and optimize

Windows. If what you really want from a registry cleaner is solving your

troubled Windows, be specific. What is your current problem? Does your

Windows fail to boot? Wait a moment and think back what you have done just

before the accident? There are so many possibilities that can make Windows

crash. But believe me, whatever causes it, registry cleaner can do nothing. But

maybe a software that can boot up your computer and let you run various

recovery utilities from there like disk surface scanning, corrupted MBR rebuilder,





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disk cloning and backup, and corrupted partition recovery can help you. There is

a software called Spotmau PowerSuite, it is a Windows emergency repair

software. Its specialty is in booting up computer in case Windows fails and run

lots of recovery tools from there even for miscellaneous Windows problem like

lost administrator password. It is also suitable for Windows optimization as it

offers registry cleaner, Windows system tweaks, and junk

file cleaner among other tools under its

optimization module. There is a nice

coverage from PC Magazine for its early

2007 version. But Spotmau PowerSuite has

evolved since then. Its 2009 version offers

more tools and nicer graphical user interface

console that operates outside Windows, unlike

its 2007 version Dos-based GUI.









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