Speeding Up a Stupidly Slow PC

Computers are great when they are new. However, they can quickly turn into your biggest nightmare when they start running slow. And unfortunately, this is a problem which millions of people are having to put up with every day, thanks to a simple (but hidden) problem inside your PC.

There is a part of your computer system which is responsible for most of its slowness. It's called the 'registry' and is the most central part of Windows. The registry is a database which stores all your system files and settings, and is a very important part of your computer. It's so important, that Windows would literally not be able to run without it. And it's because of this importance, that actually makes your computer run slow. Here's why...

The registry is needed by Windows. It's got files inside it, which Windows reads "instructions" from, telling it to do certain things at certain times. The problem is that because your computer is reading these files non-stop, they actually become corrupt and damaged, over time. This is totally normal, but can spell disaster for your PC.

You see, because your computer cannot operate without these registry files, any delay in finding them will actually affect the speed of your PC. This is because your computer spends more time trying to find the missing files, which delays everything else. Over time, this problem gets worse and worse, as more and more files become missing or corrupt. It's the biggest reason as to why your computer is running slow, and is also very easy to fix.

To fix this problem (and speed up your PC), you simply need to clean out all the damaged files inside the registry. This is impossible for a human to do, because there are 100,000 files inside the database, but it's actually very easy for a registry cleaner to do. These registry cleaners are basically small pieces of software which scan through the entire registry database. They single out all the corrupt or missing files, and fix them all for you. This speeds your computer up dramatically, and keep it running fast.