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Slow computers are incredibly annoying and frustrating, preventing you from doing even the most basic of things on your PC. This is a big problem but one which has a surprisingly simple solution. It's all to do with a hidden part of your system called the 'registry'.
Almost all slow systems are caused by the registry. This is the central database for Windows which stores all the software settings for your computer. It's best described as acting like a sort of "memory" for your computer, allowing Windows to save any number of settings even when your PC is turned off... settings such as which desktop wallpaper you have, or even what your latest emails are. The registry is crucial for the smooth operation of your PC, and it is the biggest cause of it slowing down.
The problem is that when you are using your computer, 100's of registry files are being opened and edited by Windows. This is okay, but unfortunately, Windows continually gets confused, saving the files in totally the wrong way. This makes them corrupt and damaged, making them extremely hard to read, slowing your computer down and causing errors. The fact is that one damaged registry file isn't going to slow your computer down by that much, but many PCs have 1,000's of corrupt files which are all working to slow down your system.
To fix this, there has luckily been a software tool created specifically for the job. It's called a 'registry cleaner' and works by scanning your entire registry database and then fixing any of the problematic files that are in there. These tools have been on the market for some time, but are only now becoming efficient enough to make your computer speed up the most.It all depends on what registry cleaner you have, as to how much faster it makes your computer... but we've found the cleaner " RegAce" to work the best.
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