Registry Easy
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Is your computer or browser getting slower day by day? Does your computer hangs or crashes frequently? Do you think
registry cleaners will help to speed up your computer? Most people don't realize or might not be aware about registry
cleaners. They just keep trying one after another anti virus software’s and sometimes even antispyware software’s. But the
reason behind your problem might not be because of a virus or spy ware. It may have many different causes.
One of the most common problems is the registry. Very few of us ever check our registry to see if any particular program
is running without our awareness. At times, programs run in the computer without showing their presence in the desktop. A
good example of this is a virus. Virus’s are programmed in such a way that it is meant not to show its presence to the user.
A good programmer can manually figure out and remove the virus without using any anti virus software because they
know where it is present. In most cases, programmers first know the presence of a virus by looking at the registry. So how
do we open the registry and deal with viruses?
Registry can be opened with many software’s, but the easiest way is by pressing ctrl, alt and delete at the same time.
Registry will have 5 tabs but we don't have to deal with all of them. In the applications tab, all the running programs which
a user opens are shown. If a particular program is not responding after we start, we can close it from here by just selecting
it and pressing end task. In process tab, we have all the programs running in our RAM. Here the programs may not
necessarily be started by the user. Some viruses, malwares, adwares, spywares can be noticed from here and can be closed
by selecting it and pressing end task but most of them don't. But firstly, before dealing with anything in this tab we must to
identify each process which is running.
Let's take some of the examples from my registry and what I do. Firstly, I never deal with process which has the
"username" as system, network service or local service. I only deal with the process which has my username. If you don't
know what your user name is, just check it by pressing the start button where you will see log off (your username). That
same user name will be mentioned in the process tab in the registry. You just have to check whether that process was
something started by you or not. If something looks new to you in the registry and you know you haven't started that
process then before closing the process by pressing end task, it is recommended that you make a quick Google search about
the process and know about it. Another thing which I usually check is the "mem usage" in the process tab of the registry.
This will show you how much space a particular process is occupying in your RAM. It might be useful to look at that
because you might sometimes need to close a particular program if it occupying to much space of your RAM and
ultimately making your computer or other process slow.

But these strategies might now always work as sometimes viruses and adwares might be trickier and not show themselves
in the registry. Sometimes, there are empty registry keys in the registry which will make it slower. Or you might have
many unnecessary cookies in your browser. So the best solution to this problem is to use a registry cleaner. Once you use a
registry cleaner, you don't have to manually go a check your problem in the registry. I have personally used many registry
cleaners but found registry easy to be the best of all as the scan is the fastest and gives you immediate result of your scan.
Once you scan and repair the problems with this software, you will feel the difference in your computer immediately.
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