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Hi Guys,

I am working on a review of product RegistryEasy.
Its a registry fix software which repair PC errors and Maintain Your PC Completely with an Efficient and Reliable Tool.
If anybody used it please share your experience with it.
I will publish it in my website.

Thanks,
Max

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— there are two themes in the replies: real benefit when users had specific cluttered/config problems, and real risk when a cleaner changes critical keys (as noted by and ). The practical path is (1) prevent, (2) try the low-risk Windows restores, then (3) use Recovery Console or an exported backup only if needed. Below are concrete, safe steps and a last-resort command sequence.

Always back up before running any registry tool. Export the whole registry from Registry Editor (File → Export → All) to an external drive, create a System Restore point, and—if you value uptime—make a full disk image. Those are the simplest, reliable fallbacks if something goes wrong. (support.microsoft.com)

If the PC won’t boot after a cleaner: reboot, press F8 for Advanced Boot Options and try “Last Known Good Configuration” or boot to Safe Mode (or “Safe Mode with Command Prompt”). If Safe Mode works, run System Restore (rstrui.exe) and pick a restore point dated before the cleaner ran. These steps often recover a working registry without manual copying. (learn.microsoft.com)

If Safe Mode/System Restore won’t start and there are no usable restore points, the documented Recovery Console method can restore registry hives from the repair set that was created at install time. This can get Windows to boot so you can copy a proper restore-point hive later, but it will revert many settings to install-time defaults—use only when necessary. Example Recovery Console commands (type each, Enter):

cd \windows\system32\config
ren default default.bak
ren sam sam.bak
ren security security.bak
ren software software.bak
ren system system.bak
copy \windows\repair\default default
copy \windows\repair\sam sam
copy \windows\repair\security security
copy \windows\repair\software software
copy \windows\repair\system system
exit

This procedure and alternatives (including KB307545 and community tools that automate restore-point hive copying) are well known; follow them carefully and back up data first. (learn.microsoft.com)

If RegistryEasy created a backup file you can find a .reg export, it can be re-imported from Safe Mode (or from another Windows install after mounting the disk) with a silent command such as regedit /s C:\path\backup.reg (or use Registry Editor’s Import). Test on a non-production machine where possible. ()

Summary: back up first, use Safe Mode/System Restore as step one, then Recovery Console or a .reg import as a last resort.

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Member Avatar for crunchie

Registry cleaners can easily bork ones pc and I reckon they should be left alone :)

Member Avatar for maxravi

Hi ,

I am not agree with you.
It helps me many a time when my computer was slow and it helps it to boost and speed it up..Its a nice tool which means you need not to format you system again.

Thanks,

Member Avatar for crunchie

So, a tool that allows one to never reformat ones pc ever again :-/ . Must be worth a fortune :).
I've seen plenty of pc's that will not boot after having registry tools run. You must be lucky.

Member Avatar for caperjack

over 3.5 million downloads ,it don't need a review !
maybe you should load on some of the nastier trojans out there, ,run scan and get it to fix you computer and then you will have something to add to your review , i ran scan it found 1725 error i ran ccleaner reg scan it found 25,if i my test computer running i would have let it fix them just to see what would happen!
I can say with almost 100% certainty that this or any registry program would not have helped me fix[avoid formatting] the 50 or so computer that i have to format in the past year

Member Avatar for djtroz

I have just ran it last weekend with hesitancy being every time I try one of these registry programs, they seem to cause more harm than good and it has bricked the HD. I usually try one twice a year and have the same problem. Please note - I'm not saying that this isnt a good program as others have posted great results in other posts, but for me, I don't seem to have the greatest luck and still have the best results reformatting every 6 months for a fresh start.

At this point, I'm trying to find a way to load RegistryEasy from the command prompt (at boot-up being windows cannot load) with attempts to restore the back-up registry file.

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