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jeremiah wright
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If you have a new computer, then you will definitely need a Windows XP
registry cleaner. I think the registry itself is not going to need
fixing, if you don't ever do anything to your computer. But, once you
start installing software, uninstalling software, making shortcuts on
your desktop to your favorite programs, and even surfing the internet,
you will need a good Windows XP registry cleaner.
Let us cover the basics on what the registry files do, and why they
are important. The registry files are the files, which tell the
computer how a program is supposed to operate. It gives the basic
instructions on what the program is suppose to do, and when it is
suppose to do it. For comparison, they are like a recipe. With the
recipe, and all ingredients, everything goes well. Without a recipe,
you have no idea how to make something, or what order they go in. Even
if you have all of the ingredients, you will still have a hard time
cooking. It takes you much longer, if you even finish.
Same goes for registry files. If these registry files are missing, or
corrupted, the computer has a hard time doing what it is suppose to
do. And, you will be amazed at how simple it really is mess up these
files. If you install software, there is a change you will overwrite
one of the registry files. So, now the file may work for the new
program, and not the old program. Also, if you uninstall software, you
can remove the registry file for another program. Now this program
will not work....
Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv
registry cleaner. I think the registry itself is not going to need
fixing, if you don't ever do anything to your computer. But, once you
start installing software, uninstalling software, making shortcuts on
your desktop to your favorite programs, and even surfing the internet,
you will need a good Windows XP registry cleaner.
Let us cover the basics on what the registry files do, and why they
are important. The registry files are the files, which tell the
computer how a program is supposed to operate. It gives the basic
instructions on what the program is suppose to do, and when it is
suppose to do it. For comparison, they are like a recipe. With the
recipe, and all ingredients, everything goes well. Without a recipe,
you have no idea how to make something, or what order they go in. Even
if you have all of the ingredients, you will still have a hard time
cooking. It takes you much longer, if you even finish.
Same goes for registry files. If these registry files are missing, or
corrupted, the computer has a hard time doing what it is suppose to
do. And, you will be amazed at how simple it really is mess up these
files. If you install software, there is a change you will overwrite
one of the registry files. So, now the file may work for the new
program, and not the old program. Also, if you uninstall software, you
can remove the registry file for another program. Now this program
will not work....
Registry Repair: http://groups.google.com/group/regrepairsbv
