Registry First Aid Review

The software comes with a simple, but rather bland interface that, although it's highly customizable (when it comes to colours,especially), could use an upgrade.His forte is the well-organized "Help" documentation that comes with a FAQ chapter that covers most of the problems that can occur while using it.The "How to use..." chapter is useful for those of you with medium IT knowledge that want to fix your regular Windows crashes and other sorts of problems.

Highly recommended for beginners, especially because it is easy to use, Registry First Aid will handle a wide range of registry problems, such as invalid paths or file associations.Even if you've never used registry management tools before and are not accustomed to this type of software, it will prove to be very useful and user-friedly.A very important feature is the full registry backup, vital if you want to avoid serious Windows problems that may occur when modifying registry files.Also, the software is available in over 20 languages.

Registry First Aid has its downs, too.Some options are available only to registered users.The biggest disadvantage is that unregistered users cannot disable the system tray monitor that starts at Windows startup.
Another disadvantage is the lack of a startup management tool, which is widely available at other registry managers on the market.Also, a regular registry scan uses a lot of resources and could take up to 10 minutes.If you are a pro when it comes to IT, this sotware may not raise up to your expectations.