Computer Cleaning Software
Way Off Topic July 20th, 2006As an avid casual gamer, I love to download video game demos, play until the time expiration is up, and then delete the games. Because of this and other ways that computers are used, errors can occur in the system registry and file structure. When you delete a game or other program not all references of it may be deleted from the registry. System Cleaner has a product called System Cleaner 5 that is several utilities in one. Among the features of System Cleaner 5 are a disk cleaner and a registry cleaner.
The registry cleaner is a snap to run and works like a charm. I ran it and found hundred of regsitry errors. With one click the registry cleaner fixed all the errors. The disk cleaner removes junk files and can recover disk space that is being used the files like temporary files or broken shortcuts.
Best of all about System Cleaner 5 is the fully functional downloadable demo. Nothing is worse than a demo that works half way. Full fledged working demos really show you what the software does and how to use it.
August 18th, 2006 at 5:58 pm
Usually when I’m done with game demo I delete it too. Of course, my first action immediately afterwords is to run my registry cleaning software. Which for a little while now has been Registry Repair by StompSoft. For me this does the trick when it comes to keeping my registry cleaned up and optimized. I know that I’d probably have a non-functioning system by now if it didn’t have this software. I just download way too many game demos too.
September 18th, 2006 at 3:47 pm
Holly: Well it looks like we have a lot in common around here. I too spend a lot of time gaming and such. Although, I have yet to use a registry cleaner. I know that my system doesn’t run like it used to. I think that perhaps I will have a look at the software that you are using. I glanced at the page and from what I can see it looks impressive.
September 25th, 2006 at 12:04 pm
Hmm… There is so many reasons why a good registry cleaner should be used on any computer but it can not be emphasized enough how needful this should be on a computer that is often used to download and delete numerous game demos and such. The amount of unneeded registry entries must be enormous. ;/