Registry Speedup

Most important changes to your operating system are mirrored through registry entries, which can put a strain on performance if not carefully managed. Leftovers from removed programs have the same effect. Luckily, you can use applications like Registry Speedup to scan registry entries for different errors, and attempt to repair where possible.

Intuitive design makes it easy to use

The application’s visual design poses no accommodation problems whatsoever. Several guided processes make sure you don’t get lost the way, especially because of the detailed descriptions found in every section you access, including in the main window for the process selection.
Since you get to work directly with registry entries, it’s best to create a backup, just in case something unexpected occurs. On the bright side of things, there’s a dedicated component you can use in this regard, with support for multiple entries based on custom names for easy recognition when restoring.

Fix errors and defragment entries

There are two major operations you can perform. On the one hand, the clean and repair component lets you select the items to be examined, with options for invalid ActiveX, OLE, and COM sections, application folders, autorun section, invalid classes, file associations, shared DLLs, uninstallers, and more. You can choose to have errors automatically processed, or brought up in a log screen for close inspection.
On the other hand, there’s the possibility to compact and defragment the registry system for better organizing entries. This process is mostly automated, and can take a bit of time depending on the damage, and complexity of entries. What’s more, the application can be made to run with Windows, but there’s no built-in scheduler.

A few last words

All things considered, we can state that Registry Speedup is an application you might want to keep around and use every once in a while so your computer stays in good shape. Although there’s no built-in scheduler, system registries can be cleaned, and defragmented for long time performance boost.