Advanced Registry Cleaner 2009.104
| Developer: |
PcSoftware1 (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$29.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 0.94 MB |
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Advanced Registry Cleaner, RegCure.
Windows Errors Have Met Their Match!
Developed to utilize the most current technology in registry cleaning, RegCure is the most advanced prevention and maintenance tool available. Offering the most comprehensive feature set on the market and free customer support, RegCure is the PC fix preferred by PC users.
Optimum Maintenance for Optimum Performance.
RegCure uses the most sophisticated technology available to analyze your registry for missing, obsolete, and corrupt entries. Compatible with all Microsoft products and third party applications, RegCure seeks out those remnants left behind from failed installations, incomplete un-installations, disabled drivers, and spyware applications.
REGCURE FEATURE LIST
- Automatic/Manual Removal
- Shows scan progress
- Back-up Registry
- Built in scheduler
- Compress or Defrag Registry
- Manage/Cleanup Startup Programs
- Scans for Invalid Program shortcuts
- Removes Duplicate files
- Deletes empty registry Keys
- Checks invalid Class Keys
- Checks Shell Extension
- Checks invalid Help Files
- Checks Invalid CLSID/Typelib/Interface Entries
- Checks Invalid Shared known DLL's
- Checks invalid Paths
- Checks Application Path Keys/Orphan References
- Checks Invalid Fonts
- Checks Invalid File Types//Extensions/Entries
- Startup manager
Automatic Repair:
RegCure offers you the ability to perform an automatic repair of detected items after a scan.
Backup and Restore:
An automatic backup is created every time you use RegCure. You can restore any items any time for peace of mind.
Startup Management:
RegCure offers quick and easy access to all the programs that are launched when you start your computer. You can enable and disable applications in the Manage Startup list with a few simple clicks.
FREE DOWNLOAD:
RegCure Scans your computer for FREE, and instantly reports on critical errors impairing your PC's normal operation. |
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