In most cases I can tell you most computer's will a few if not many corrupted files located inside the registry or in the hard drive. I believe that there's nothing worst than having your Windows system slow down, have a blue screen or just plan old crash. Your Registry will soon give you another problem in which I believe is related to the entire operating system of Microsoft Corporation.

Your registry holds both your hardware and software application configurations for your computer. Since your registry holds such important information Windows is consistently grabbing the data it needs from the registry in order to run and keep your computer running.

Since your registry holds such important information Windows is consistently grabbing the data it needs from the registry in order to run and keep your computer running, and after your installation of any applications you may run the risk of corrupting you registry further.

No matter how much experience or effort you put into fixing your registry you might still have a few uncorrectable errors left. Based on my experiences, as time goes by you're going to eventually install new programs and hardware into your computer, and you'll also be uninstalling them so you run the risk carrying unwanted and invalid registry entries; this will prevent your computer from operating smoothly.

So now that you know the wretched thing that can happen here's two way you could try to use to fix your registry errors.

- Save a copy of your registry and keep a backup copy somewhere on your computer.

- Use a popular registry cleaning software often. Please make a note that this is the best solution and keeping a backup copy of your registry is also another method to use along with this. By using registry cleaning programs you'll be able to scan and repair any possible errors in your registry. Know this, you do not need to be technical when using this software because it'll scan and fix your registry errors automatically.

Never used this type of software before? Don't worry it runs on automatic and if you want you can play with the settings to scan specific parts of your registry entries like wrong DLL files, wrong start entries, missing fonts in your computer and much more.

There's a massive range of different software brands for registry cleaners that you can find online. I've prepared a list of things to look out for when selecting the right software:

1. I'll say you need a special feature that will give you backup and restore functions of your registry.
2. The ability to warn you when your registry is being modified in a major way.
3. The most valuable aspect of the software developer is customer service and technical support so make sure they have both
4. Find out if the software is easy to install and comes with help files.