Registry Fix Software (which can be found at http://www.registryfix.com) starts its pitch by telling you that most PC issues are actually repairable and that no functional PC should be unusually slow during operation. This is true, and most cases of computer slowdown or freeze up are because of various registry errors. If you have invalid entries within the registry, then these are probably the result of software removals that were not properly performed. After you remove all of the invalid entries you could theoretically increase the performance of your PC.

When I bought Registry Fix I vaguely understood the idea, but didn’t really want to delve into it. That’s why I liked the simple approach of Registry Fix. I knew my computer was running slow and I knew it could be due to Windows errors.

This software scanned for registry errors and other errors related to ActiveX controls, DLL, Windows explorer, Windows installer, Internet Explorer, Iexpore/System32, Runtime, Outlook Express, EXE, Svchost and many other issues.

Does it really repair registry errors?

When I first ran Registry Fix the program informed me that it had found and eliminated nearly 500 individual errors in the system! I was definitely expecting to find some errors but was surprised that my computer had that many issues going on. No wonder it was running slow and freezing up 50% of the time! After running the program and clearing out these errors my computer responded very well and started working like brand new. Basically, my Internet runs about ten times faster than it used to.

How much, and Can I try it for free?

These are errors that other programs like Scan Disk could never quite pick up on. In order to get my system working in optimal condition I needed something advanced, and yet still simple enough to learn in a day’s time. The program costs about $37 to use, though the company does give you a free download to try out. Along with the base program you also get a Browser Helper Object Manager, that lets you manage Internet Explorer objects, a Startup Program Manager, an Add/Remove Program Manager, and a Full Registry Backup Utility, in case anything is damaged beyond repair.

My favorite features about Registry Fix were its easy to use interface, and the ease of process, which basically amounted to two clicks on the main menu. My only criticisms would be that the program didn’t have a few more features like a defragmenting program, or an application that explained the errors in depth. Overall though, the program was fast in operation and easy to install.

Anything else?

Best of all, the company offered email and live chat support in case I had any questions about how to get the system working. (But this was never a problem) Registry Fix was worth the money (a relatively low price compared to some other fix-it software out there) and has many useful features. I would recommend this program to anyone who wants to accelerate their PC performance but who doesn’t always know what they’re doing when it comes to changing data. Lucky for me, Registry Fix was completely dependable.

Reviewed By: Ahmed
Ahmed is a valued guest reviewer here at ® Review Companion, and we’re very thankful to him for sharing his unique experience with the Registry Fix program.