RegistryFix
July 22, 2009
Over 13 million people have downloaded RegistryFix, making it one of the most popular computer error programs available online. While it does mention that it targets the registry specifically (hence its name), it also handles all of the common computer ailments and offers most people a quick and easy fix.
Is RegistryFix a replacement for your local computer wizard? Maybe, maybe not, but with the option to have RegistryFix scan your computer for free to determine if it can help you or not you certainly have nothing to lose. RegistryFix will scan for and repair missing device drivers, missing .dll files, missing system fonts, invalid device drivers, missing file associations, and more.
- Clean/repair your damaged registry.
- Control your start-up programs.
- Bundled delete software completely removes software from your computer without leaving traces behind.
- Registry backup utility.
- Free system scan to determine of RegistryFix can help.
RegistryFix can be purchased for a single computer for $37, or $87 for three computers.
Filed under: Registry Cleaners
8 Comments Leave a Comment
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Timothy | July 21, 2009 at 7:48 pm
Have just completed downloading and using this software, am amazed at results! 606 Faults were found, have only had computer 6 months, so i was not expecting such a high number. Computer is running much much faster now.
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amy | July 23, 2009 at 3:49 pm
After fixing errors with this program, my computer responded tremendously, and there are no more errors when I start up my PC
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same here | July 24, 2009 at 9:49 pm
606 Faults were found, have only had computer 6 months, so i was not expecting such a high number either
this really sped up my pc
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Jason | September 14, 2009 at 3:22 am
Cool stuff!
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Alex | December 13, 2009 at 12:59 pm
I like this feature.
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Karl Byrne | January 22, 2010 at 8:43 am
I’ve used RegistryFIx before on work PCs and found that it worked really well – especially on PCs which had a lot of application installations & uninstalls happen (which messes up the registry). For home use though, I switched to
Reimage which also offer a free online scan. It remedies all malfunctions in a holistic manner. That is to say that Reimage does not fix malfunctions in isolation (which is what the individual tools would). For example, a faulty application may be due to missing/faulty drivers combined with missing/faulty registry keys. With individual tools you would only fix each in isolation with no guarantee they will work in unison. Reimage takes the bigger picture, fixing malfunctions across the full Windows system.
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Sture | February 2, 2010 at 12:10 pm
testing
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Sture | February 2, 2010 at 12:11 pm
rallare
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