Windows users tend to neglect one of the most important system maintenance tasks – keeping our Windows registry clean from broken entries and unnecessary leftovers. Registry Life not only makes this task easy to perform – it checks your registry thoroughly and fixes all errors found in a snap without charging you for it.
Registry Life is more than just a cleanup registry tool. This free utility not only keeps your Windows registry free from useless entries, it will help you to maintain your hard drives defragmented and clean, getting rid of all leftover and junk files left there by uninstalled programs, browsers, and other common apps. It also comes with a startup manager that will list all programs that launch as soon as you start your computer, allowing you to disable them or to delay their launch to prevent your PC from clogging.
As soon as you start the program, it runs Express Check to provide you with a quick glance of your registry status and of those apps that open at startup. Depending on the results of this quick check, you can then go to Registry Cleanup, Registry Optimization, Startup Applications, and the Classic Registry Cleanup to perform whatever actions you may consider necessary. Despite the similarity in the name Registry Cleanup will help you free space on your hard drives and fix some basic system problems, while Classic Registry Cleanup cleans your registry in the old-fashioned way – it scans your registry and fixes whatever problems it finds.
As a whole, Registry Life is an excellent tool much worth having on your PC. You can rely on it every time you see your computer slowing down or taking too much time starting up. In just a few seconds, this free tool will provide you with a snapshot of your PC’s health, and will fix whatever errors your registry may contain and clean up your computer from useless junk files, thus speeding up its performance.
v5.3 [Jul 16, 2020]
- Some interface colors have been changed.
- Earlier when installing a new version of Registry Life if the file could not be replaced, the error message "DeleteFile failed - code 5" used to be displayed. Now you will be prompted to restart the system in order to complete the update instead.
