Many people are knowledgeable about the dangers of viruses and the benefits of virus scanning software, but most do not realize that many of the symptoms commonly thought to be caused by viruses, such as slow boot cycles and loading, and the constant flicker of the can-shaped 'work' light on the front of a computer, are actually caused by errors in registry data. These common errors are the unavoidable result of any computer's long-term use, some of which are caused by the installation of programs, which encourages duplicate registry data, large registry files, and an inefficient allocation of disk space. However, the large majority form when programs are
uninstalled, leading to broken shortcuts, links, and file associations that, when accessed, can cause Windows to return errors. Using quality registry repair software just once can 'clean' these errors in your machine's efficiency, allowing it to run much more quickly than previously able, and the addition of regularly scheduled registry scans to your computer's automated maintenance can keep help keep it in tip-top shape all year round.
Registry repair programs can be found almost anywhere computers and electronics are sold, but there's no reason to leave home to acquire this important piece of software. It's available for quick and easy download from a wide variety of sources online, some of which offer free downloads, while others charge a nominal fee. Most users choose to install a free download of the software, unaware of these versions' inherent flaws- disadvantages that are often annoying, and sometimes downright dangerous.
Because free products are generally either 'trial' versions, or simply lower quality than their paid counterparts, a free registry repair application may take hours to do one scan, leaving the user unable to use his or her computer for the entirety of that time, only for them to find out that the program identifies, but does not repair errors. Some really poor quality software not only fails to correct registry errors, but can also damage your system by improperly deleting or 'cleaning' files that were not erroneous to begin with.
In order to pay for programming costs, many 'shareware' companies allow other less scrupulous companies to piggyback their own programs onto the intended download. Some companies do it the other way around, too, creating malicious software and getting you to install by attaching them to free, helpful software. So, by downloading a free registry repair program, you run the very real risk of getting much more than you bargained for. Some of these extra programs are harmless advertisements which run alongside the original software, while others are much more malicious. Malware and spyware such as Trojan viruses can be common additions to the desired software, all of which are capable of hacking your personal information and perform unauthorized program boots. These tag-a-long programs slow your computer significantly and defeat the very purpose of searching out registry repair software in the first place.
While trying to get 'free' software may be tempting, you often pay in quality, and the fact of the matter is that using a full, paid version of legally licensed software is the only way to ensure you're investing your time into a safe, dependable, and
effective way to make your computer run just like the day you bought it. Removing redundant, unnecessary, and outdated files from your computer's registry file will help your computer run more efficiently, and is a task well suited to any quality registry repair program.
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