Registry Cleaners

Here are the first steps when you start repairing your computer and start using registry cleaners.

The first and most basic step is downloading your Registry Cleaner and for that in most cases you will need to go to the Registry Cleaners official website in order to get the setup file.

Once finishing the purchase procedure and filling in the details, in most cases the download (setup) file will pop up automatically, but there are a few cases in which the company will send you an email with a link to download the setup file along with an activation key.

If the window popup automatically chooses to save the Registry Cleaner installation file to your computer in the downloads folder you created in advanced then you should go to the folder and double click the file. From there the installation is like any program you installed in the past, in most cases all you need to do is click Next and finish buttons. If you wish to change the installation folder then choose the folder you want it to install to. You can also choose to add a desktop shortcut.

After installing the Registry Cleaner, you will find it in three places: Desktop shortcut, Start Menu, Installation Folder.

There is another scenario when installing. If they send you an email with a link to download the Registry Cleaner installation file and also an activation key, just make sure to check your spam folder for the email if you can't find it in your inbox.

After that the installation should be easy and just follow the steps we wrote here above.

And don't forget that there are cases where the download window is a pop up ? make sure your browser is not blocking the download popup window.

The next step is to configure the Registry Cleaner software to work exactly as we wish it to work, in most Registry Cleaners it pops the first time you open the Registry Cleaner software. If you aren't immediately asked to configure your registry cleaner then you can choose to do so by going to the tools menu or edit menu and choosing the "options" or "settings" sub-menu.

There you can configure the backups, if you wish to backup before every scan, if you wish to create a restore point, scan also CD's and many more, you can choose the backup folder. You can also choose to add values to the ignore list ? and this is an important functionality if you want to make sure that you aren't deleting any needed information.

Try also to check if they your registry cleaner comes with a built in guide to help you get started.