Registry Recycler – Free Registry Cleaner to Repair Registry Errors

Publisher:	Registry Recycler
Downloads:	1
Software Type:	Freeware, 0.00
File Size:	1.23M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	22 January, 2014

Registry Recycler is a free registry cleaner that takes care of your PC by examining registry and fixing the errors found in it. Here is how it helps your PC to run faster:
Fix and Repair Registry Errors - A registry populated with errors threatens your system performance by creating conflicts with the decent ones. Therefore, it is advised to fix these errors using free registry cleaner such as Registry Recycler. Registry Recycler is equipped with a compelling registry scanner, which achieves an in-depth scrutiny to get hold of invalid / corrupt registry entries and wipe them out as per your instructions.
Registry Defragmentation - Windows Registry frequently writes and removes data over time, which causes the information to form chunks, separated from each other. This makes it difficult for system to track down the required entries, resulting in a slower system response. Free Registry Recycler competently defrags the registry and patch up these chunks to form an unbroken thread to ensure your programs load quickly.
Speed Up Windows Boot Timing - Windows normally needs minimal processes and services to boot itself up. Unfortunately, there are other processes in the form of applications, which list their selves in Startup schedule. These additional applications might be substantial that take a while in loading up. Free Registry Recycler provides you with an overview of Startup items and empowers you to filter this list according to your preferences. A brief startup would eventually reduce the startup time and make your PC boot faster.
Safety - Besides all other features, Registry Recycler watches out the safety and security concerns of your Registry. Considering this, the utility tends to create an automatic backup of your previous registry settings each time it goes to fix registry errors. If in case, you desire to move back to the previous registry state, you can easily restore the backup with Registry Recycler.