When you clean your registry, when does your computer performance speed up?
I just downloaded Glary Utilities, and after my first registry clean up I thought my computer performance was supposed to improve. How long does it take after the registry clean up for the computer performance to improve?
Edit: I restarted my computer, and my performance was significantly faster.
It should improve immediatly. If it does not, try restarting your computer. Maybe the program was not reliable and did not do a good job?
Anson
27 Aug 10 at 4:32 am
I doubt a registry cleaner will help improve performance very much. Registry cleaners usually remove invalid references to non-existent files and corrupt registry entries. If a program was trying to access an invalid key you’d be getting errors so assuming you aren’t having errors, deleting registry key values that aren’t being used won’t have any effect on your computer. The only way I can think of that registry cleaning would improve performance is if the program significantly reduced the size of your registry or it defragments your registry.
PokerFan
27 Aug 10 at 4:32 am
It should improve instantly.
Download trials from this link and see if they will speed up your computer.
Also you need to do other things in order to speed up your computer such are:
-Remove unneeded programs,
-Move all documents to external storage device
-Defragment hard drive
-Stop programs that run in computer background
-Remove viruses
Check the same website (home page) for instructions on how to perform this actions.
Sash
27 Aug 10 at 4:32 am
Glary Utils does not speed up your PC that much.
I’m going to guess it found like 300 errors, right? One of the biggest problems with the free cleaners out there is that they are no way as effective as using other tools. They are not coded properly and are not able to find many problems to fix. And the best registry cleaners are the ones which are able to find and fix the most problems that are inside your PC.
If you want to speed up your PC again, you’re best using a tool on this site: http://www.fastregistryfixes.com/best_registry_cleaner_tools.html
Greg
27 Aug 10 at 4:32 am
It should imporve immediatly, or after a reboot. If it doesnt, try using a different utility, or run the windows disk clean up or defrag.
Fullmetal A
27 Aug 10 at 4:32 am