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A Free Registry Scan ” Why Not Get One?

July 3rd, 2009
by Ed Lathrop

I got a call from a disgruntled computer owner who told me her computer had become unbearably slow. Of course, the first question I had for her was to find out if she was using a virus scan program periodically.

Sometimes people will have one installed and use it but not know they have one at all. The reason for this is both Windows XP and Vista will keep annoying you until you activate the antivirus program that came with the computer when it was new. Then after you do, the program works on autopilot.

In this womans case she was protected against viruses. Also, her virus program was the best one I know of and it protects her computer against malicious types of spyware as well. Spyware will also slow down computer speed.

At this point, I felt strongly she should get her registry scanned to see if registry corruption was what was causing her computer slowness. She told me she did get a registry scan, it showed her registry was quite corrupted but she didnt buy the cleaning function of the registry cleaner because she didnt want to pay the price.

This conversation took place several weeks ago and I have no idea whether or not this woman has cleaned her registry yet. I do know cleaning out that much corruption would have been an excellent choice because even a small amount of corruption can slow down a computer quite a bit. On top of that, buying the license to activate the cleaning function comes with a very reasonable price tag.

You just cant let registry corruption accumulate on your hard drive because before long it will cause the operating system to shut down. After this happens, you may be looking at a reinstall.

Using a good registry cleaner wont assure you the computer will never have a big problem, but geez! Why hurry a catastrophic failure along? Then again, why anyone would put up with a really slow computer when a registry cleaning will make it fast again, I have no Idea.

Anyway, I had made my recommendation to this woman and it really is up to her what she wants to do with her money and her computer. So, I politely wished her the best and then hung up the phone.

If I had registry corruption on my computer but I couldnt afford a registry cleaner, I would not use the computer until I could get the registry cleaned. Registry corruption breeds more registry corruption. So, using this computer will eventually put it out like a light!

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Hiel Strassman Computers , , , ,

Fixing PC Errors – You Dont Need To Be a Technician

June 11th, 2009
by Dave Johnson

The common practice of fixing computer problems caused by dysfunctional software involves a PC technician and a time-intensive, hands-on, grueling process.

Not to mention the costs that a technician can mount on you for spare parts. But the most serious thing is your valuable data, which is at risk.

A great new alternative to long repairs is available today. A new service that repairs your PC remotely, and you are not required to know anything about PC repair. Moreover, you can be up and running in as little as half an hour.

It works a lot like the Windows system restore functionality, but it is different. While the Windows system restore would just roll back to the previous backup point, this service diagnoses, looks for and replaces missing parts without any backups or other points of reference.

It shares a screen with you and does the required actions by itself. You don’t have to take any decisions based on superficial operating symptoms anymore. This service will study all the software objects and dependencies, comparing everything to a huge repository of more than 25 million objects.

This is a true breakthrough, and the main evidence is that many technicians already signed up for the professional package where they get to use this service whilst on location. This way they can drink coffee while the service takes care of the subject PCs.

If you experience problems with your system, errors popping up every once in a while. Don’t hesitate to try this service. It would most definitely be saving you time and money.

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Registry Scans – Are They Needed To Keep Your Computer Running?

April 14th, 2009
by Ed Lathrop

It is a challenge to keep a computer fast. It is also a challenge to prevent it from becoming prone to errors and crashes. So, we have to take precautions in order to keep our computers running at their best. We know, of course, spyware, viruses and other types of malware can infect our computers and cause such slow downs and errors. They can even cause the “blue screen of death.”

Even worse is the fact spyware has the ability, in many cases, to steal private information about a computer operator and this stolen information can result in identity theft! The result of these facts becoming well known is that most people scan for viruses and spyware everyday.

The importance of using a good virus/spyware scanner cannot be overstated because by not using one a person leaves him/herself wide open to the odious things viruses and spyware are capable of doing.

Enter Registry Corruption

Yes, viruses and spyware are threatening to us in many ways. Still, they are not the only things that can cause our computer to slow down and perform poorly. There is something else that can do just as much harm to our computers.

It is registry corruption and though a lot of folks are not yet familiar with it, it can be very damaging to a computer’s capability to function. Registry corruption is known for making a once speedy computer about as functional as a doorstop. So, a computer that is virus and spyware free and is still operating somewhere between sluggish and brain dead, probably has corruption present in its registry.

How To Avoid It

It is not practical to operate or care for a computer in such a way as to keep corruption out of its registry. In the case of an older operating system, probably not deleting any programs or upgrading any drivers would do the trick. However, Windows XP and Vista don’t work exactly the same way as their predecessors and though they are a huge advancement over yesterday’s OS’s, their registries corrupt very easily.

In today’s computing world there are an endless number of temporary files being exchanged constantly. Also, the unbelievably large sizes of the new operating systems make them a magnet for registry corruption. It does not mean the operator was careless if his/her Windows XP or Vista registry becomes corrupt. It happens to everyone eventually.

What Can We Do About It?

Fortunately, you can get a free registry scan with a top performing registry scanner so you can see if you do have corruption in your computer’s registry. If you do, you will want to make registry cleaning a part of your computer maintenance routine along with regular virus/spyware cleanings. Registry cleaners are inexpensive and can literally save you computer’s life. So it is a smart move to have one on hand.

In closing, remember it is important to note spyware can strike against you in two ways. First, it can slowdown your computer’s operations as well as cause errors and crashes. Secondly, it can rob you of your privacy and make it possible to have your identity stolen. Registry corruption has no way of performing this second horrible feat. However, it can wreak havoc on your computer’s speed and operations. On several occasions, I’ve seen registry corruption built up to the point it rendered PC’s inoperable.

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Hiel Strassman Computers , , , , ,

Registry Scans – Do They Help Keep Your Computer Error Free?

April 13th, 2009
by Ed Lathrop

From the day we first start up our new computers, we have a job on our hands trying to keep it running fast and smoothly. Something we all know will slow down the computer and maybe even disable it are the parasites we know as viruses and spyware.

Beyond simply slowing down a computer, the wrong kind of spyware will read personal information, like social security numbers and banking information right out of the computer’s onboard memory. Fortunately, everyone is aware of this and so just about everyone uses a spyware cleaner periodically.

If you don’t have a top-notch virus/spyware scanner installed on your computer, you really ought to take care of this situation right away because spyware and viruses can cause great harm to you and your finances!

Enter Registry Corruption

Yes, viruses and spyware are threatening to us in many ways. Still, they are not the only things that can cause our computer to slow down and perform poorly. There is something else that can do just as much harm to our computers.

This villain is registry corruption. Registry corruption, in its early stages will manifest itself by slowing down a computer significantly. In its later stages registry corruption can actually bring a computer to its knees as it causes frequent or even constant crashes. These, of course, would make a computer very difficult or even impossible to use.

Prevention

It used to be registry corruption was the result of programs and drivers that had been deleted from a computer. Now however, there is more to it than that. While it was relatively difficult to corrupt a Windows 98 registry, it is just about impossible not to corrupt a Windows XP or Vista registry. Sometimes there is a downside to technology’s leaps forward.

With today’s huge file systems and the enormous amount of temporary files that get stored on hard drives as we surf the Net, registry corruption is inevitable. It takes no abusive action on a computer operator’s part to corrupt a registry.

What Can We Do About It?

Fortunately, you can get a free registry scan with a top performing registry scanner so you can see if you do have corruption in your computer’s registry. If you do, you will want to make registry cleaning a part of your computer maintenance routine along with regular virus/spyware cleanings. Registry cleaners are inexpensive and can literally save you computer’s life. So it is a smart move to have one on hand.

In short, we know we must keep our computers virus and spyware free. However, registry corruption is a less well-known problem, that while it can’t ruin us financially, it does have the ability to put a computer flat on its back for the count of ten! For those of us who are not ready to go out and purchase a new computer right now, that’s a good enough reason to scan our registries on a regular basis and clean out any corruption that is found.

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Ed Lathrop Computers , , , , ,

Why A Free Registry Error Scan Should Be Done On Every Computer

April 11th, 2009
by John McKlusky

Here we reveal the true benefits of accomplishing a free registry error scan on every computer that you own.

Whether you possess one or two computers or whether you possess a army of personal computers for business purposes, almost all computers come under attack from ‘Windows rot’ from the minute Windows is installed.

This is the name given to the process by which a machine operated by Windows becomes increasingly slower the more it is used and the more software that is installed on it. Leading, when all is said and done, for the need to re-format your machine and re-install Windows.

Fail to provide the needed protection for your operating system and you will soon start to experience a significant slowdown in the performance of your PC(s); which, especially in the case of business use, can lead to productivity inefficiencies and a slowdown in productive output.

Nevertheless, this rotting process can be prevented through regular use of registry cleaning software.

This software effectively cleanses your Windows registry of unneeded, dead and invalid entries that build up, largely unnoticed, on a regular basis. Leaving a registry that is as spotless as the day Windows was first installed on your PC.

Most registry cleaners now have the skills necessary to perform this cleansing process routinely on a daily, weekly or monthly basis thus allowing you to constantly maintain a super-efficient, performance-optimized machine with very little effort on your behalf.

A registry scan will carefully itemize and locate every single invalid entry on your registry, allowing you to determine whether or not it is worthwhile to give your Windows registry a all-out cleaning.

Furthermore, there is no limit to the number of free registry error scans that you can perform, so you can check the registry status of every PC that you own and assess whether or not a full cleansing operation is in order.

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John McKlusky Computers , ,

Registry Scans – Are They Needed To Keep Your Computer Running?

April 4th, 2009
by Ed Lathrop

From the day we first start up our new computers, we have a job on our hands trying to keep it running fast and smoothly. Something we all know will slow down the computer and maybe even disable it are the parasites we know as viruses and spyware.

Even worse is the fact spyware has the ability, in many cases, to steal private information about a computer operator and this stolen information can result in identity theft! The result of these facts becoming well known is that most people scan for viruses and spyware everyday.

The importance of using a good virus/spyware scanner cannot be overstated because by not using one a person leaves him/herself wide open to the odious things viruses and spyware are capable of doing.

Take Care Of The Registry

Yes, viruses and spyware are threatening to us in many ways. Still, they are not the only things that can cause our computer to slow down and perform poorly. There is something else that can do just as much harm to our computers.

What we are talking about is registry corruption. Registry corruption can be very detrimental to a computer’s capacity to perform. When a registry contains a certain amount of corruption, it will slow down, sometimes to a crawl, and in general it will act like a sick child who just can’t get up out of bed to go to school in the morning.

How To Avoid It

It used to be registry corruption was the result of programs and drivers that had been deleted from a computer. Now however, there is more to it than that. While it was relatively difficult to corrupt a Windows 98 registry, it is just about impossible not to corrupt a Windows XP or Vista registry. Sometimes there is a downside to technology’s leaps forward.

In today’s computing world there are an endless number of temporary files being exchanged constantly. Also, the unbelievably large sizes of the new operating systems make them a magnet for registry corruption. It does not mean the operator was careless if his/her Windows XP or Vista registry becomes corrupt. It happens to everyone eventually.

What Can We Do About It?

There are free registry scans available so it is easy to find out if it is registry corruption that is taking the spring out of your computer’s step. Of course, you will have to purchase a registry cleaner if it turns out there is a lot of corruption present. This is a small price to pay to get the old computer speed and performance back again.

In short, we know we must keep our computers virus and spyware free. However, registry corruption is a less well-known problem, that while it can’t ruin us financially, it does have the ability to put a computer flat on its back for the count of ten! For those of us who are not ready to go out and purchase a new computer right now, that’s a good enough reason to scan our registries on a regular basis and clean out any corruption that is found.

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Ed Lathrop Computers , , , , ,

Having problems with your computer?

March 19th, 2009
by John McKlusky

Is it moving slower than it was before?

A free registry error scan will take you one step closer to revealing the underlying problems causing these difficulties; allowing you to once again experience a significantly faster, error-free computer.

In not even 2 minutes your PC problems can be found and removed.

Whether you are aware of the problems with your computer or not, you may be running your PC at below optimal performance levels. Though this may not affect you when opening simple word processing documents or simple applications, it could hinder the performance of your PC when trying to open more advanced/complex documents or play games on your computer.

‘Windows rot’ is a term handed to the theory that every install of Windows in small doses degrades over time, becoming slower as it ages. Eventually demanding for your computer to be re-formatted and have Windows re-installed.

This happens to all versions of Windows with no exceptions.

However, the Windows rot process can be interrupted by regularly cleaning your Windows registry, removing all dead files and invalid entries.

It is therefore prudent to sustain a clean, productive registry at all times.

What usually happens with Windows registries is that they can become overcrowded with obsolete and invalid entries as new software and programs are installed/uninstalled on your PC.

After a while, this overcrowding in your registry can lead to consistent errors and/or a obvious slowdown in the performance of your PC.

Due to the sheer size and complexity of your Windows registry it is practically impossible for you to clean up these problems manually.

Therefore, it is essential to utilize specialized registry cleaning software to find and remove all dead, duplicate and unneeded entries in your registry.

This can tremendously enhance the operation and proper functioning of your computer, thus rejuvenating the performance level to that of a brand new computer.

A free registry error scan will show exactly what the cause of your computer problems are, allowing you to determine whether or not it is worthwhile to give your Windows registry a thorough clean-up.

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