“I Have Antivirus Software, I Don’t Need A Registry Cleaner!”

There are various causes for this problem. Sometimes it’s as simple as an aggravating browser. Updates don’t always agree with a computer’s digestive system, or maybe you added a program that just takes up too much memory for your poor computer to handle.

Viruses, Trojan horses, and other malware are more culprits. A lot of people believe that getting antivirus software and running it regularly is all that their computers need to stay fit and secure their privacy protection. When it comes to considering registry-cleaning programs, they’re not interested. Does this sound like you? If so, listen up; antivirus programs are not the only way to optimize Windows.

Your computer’s garbage pick-up

That’s where the registry repair comes in. It swoops in like a friendly superhero, digging into the cracks you can’t reach and gathering up all the nasty super villains attacking your registry. The typical antivirus program scans once a week. That might be a good rule of thumb to remove clutter as well. Or, if you have a particularly uncooperative computer, using a registry cleaner more often may be helpful.

In conclusion

Unfortunately, some malware masquerades as registry cleaners, so you have to be careful in choosing one that’s genuine. When you do, however, and use it in addition to your antivirus software, your computer’s performance will improve. It will thank you for it!