Windows notes all programs that you have installed on your computer over time. This record is kept in the Windows registry database. If you delete the programs from the PC, the system should ideally delete all references to that program in the
database (registry) as well. However, you need to do this yourself occasionally, so that the registry is well maintained. In doing so, you are actually keeping your system
clean, reducing the margin for system crashes, and improving your system performance as a whole.
There are many tools for cleaning the Windows registry.
Try the
CCleaner tool (
www.ccleaner.com). After starting it, click on the
‘Registry’ or
‘Issues’ button and select all items from the
‘Registry Integrity’ menu. Then click the ‘Scan for issues’ button. The program will now display all the undesired entries; you can delete them from the registry with ‘Fix issues’. Sort out. Make it your routine the tendency of cleaning your registry to access the registry through the command prompt you can easily just type
Regedit inside the windows command prompt and the pop up window showing the registry information will appear.
