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The Registry
is a heart and soul of any Windows system. It contains information
that controls how your Windows appears and how it behaves. Most
applications today use registry to store configuration and other
important data. When you install an application, a new registry
entries will be created. These entries will automatically be deleted
when you uninstall the application. Unfortunately, it does not always
work that way. Sometimes, you will find that some applications
fail to remove their own registry entries. These entries will become
obsolete.
After a
long period, after installing and uninstalling a lot number of
applications, your Windows registry will contain a large number of
obsolete entries. These will significantly increase the registry size
and thus will slowdown your computer, because Windows will need more
time to load, search, and read data from registry.
To keep
your computer in top performance, it is recommended to periodically
clean your Windows registry.
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