RegistryWizard

Errors in the Windows Registry are the root of many problems. An application may crash or it may not start at all and the system can become slower. There are many registry cleaners on the Internet, but you can never be sure which one performs better. Some of them may even delete the wrong registry keys, causing further damage rather than fixing your system. There are many aspects of RegistryWizard which differentiate it from other utilities. The first thing you should know is that it's faster and more reliable. Besides a registry cleanup, it offers additional features for optimizing your system, monitoring registry sections, cleaning up browsing history and more.

The software works on various Windows platforms, including Vista and Win 7. You can install it on your computer rapidly, without going through a lengthy setup process. It does not take up too much space on the hard drive and it will not affect your computer's performance.

If you have used a disk or registry cleaner before, then RegistryWizard's interface should seem familiar. Its functions are organized on different pages, which are displayed separately, on the interface, by clicking navigation buttons. The Scan contains information, like when the last scan was performed, the overall health of your computer and more. You can also find a large Scan button on this page. When clicked, the software will start scanning the Windows Registry, without prompting you for anything.

RegistryWizard scans and repairs much faster than other similar utilities. When the scan is complete, it will not populate the results list with countless entries, but it will tell how many problems it finds and in what registry sections. Moreover, the application targets a larger array of registry sections, including some that you will not find in other cleaners. While it means that there is a greater chance to delete something you are not supposed to, you can rest easy because the software will back up your registry before fixing it.

The software also includes additional optimization options. They let you set up longer or shorter time intervals to delay the appearance of menus, notification windows which show up when a program crashes, or how long should the system wait until it kills a hanged application. You can also enable a boot optimization and an auto-close feature for non-responsive tasks and perform a registry defragmentation, on the same optimization page.

RegistryWizard comes with a monitor tool as well. It will keep track of certain registry locations, which you can add to a list on the settings page and if it detects any changes, it will log them. You can find the logged modifications on the interface's Monitor page. Another useful feature is the history cleaner. You can use it to erase temporary Internet files, cookies, cache items and other traces created by Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or the system itself.