The Easiest Way to Speed Up Your PC
This is a huge problem which affects millions of computers world wide, but there's actually a very easy way to speed up your system...
Unfortunately, not many people know about the real reason why computers run slow...
and if they did, they'd be able to speed them up very easily.
It all boils down to a hidden part of Windows called the 'registry'.
This is the core database for Windows which is best described as the "brain" of your system.
The registry is a database which stores all the settings and options for your computer, allowing it to quickly load a variety of different things, ranging from your desktop wallpaper to your latest email messages.
This database has been a crucial part of Windows since Windows '98, but it has also been the biggest cause of a slow PC for that time as well.
The problem is that because the registry gives Windows all sorts of information at all times, your computer constantly has 100's of registry files open every time you use your PC.
This is okay, but often, Windows gets confused and ends up saving many of these files in the wrong way, making the corrupt and damaged, mixing their contents up..
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like a book with all its chapters in the wrong order.
This is the main cause of slow computers - because these corrupt files are actually incredibly difficult to read, making your computer take longer to process them, slowing your system down.
With many computers having 1,000's of these damaged files, it's no wonder that many computers actually end up running at a snail's pace because of this problem.
But luckily, there's an easy way to speed up your machine, which even a beginner can do.
There are tools specifically designed to clean out the registry - called 'registry cleaners'.
These are software programs designed to scan through every registry file and then fix any of the corrupt ones they find.
Because there are over 100,000 files inside the registry, the tool you get needs to be good in order to clean out the most problems and make your PC run at it's prime performance.