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Author Topic: What is Registry Defrag and Do I Need It?  (Read 4232 times)
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« on: May 12, 2011, 12:55:06 pm »

Hello everyone there,
i want to share about Registry defrag.
Registry defrag is a process that undoes the fragmentation of your registry. Your immediate reaction is likely to be 'So?' and that is not surprising at all. Most people are unaware of the crucial function played by registry defrag or how it can improve the performance of your computer.

Let's start at the beginning. The Windows registry is the most often used part of your computer. All configuration data of both your hardware devices and software applications are stored in the Windows registry. Ideally, when you stop using a program or delete it, all configuration files associated with it should be removed from the registry. However, this does not always happen in reality.

What happens instead is that bits and pieces of unwanted files remain in the registry and end up bloating it up. But that's not all, these fragmented files can cause fragmentation of your valid configuration files, causing problems in running some applications as well increasing the risk of a computer crash.

Registry Defrag is an essential process that removes these fragments of unwanted or misplaced files. By doing so, you remove the clutter that has accumulated in your registry over a long period of time. This will significantly improve the speed of your computer as well as protect it from mishaps like computer crashes.

Fortunately, this is a very simple process. You need to get software for registry defrag and run it on your computer. It will locate and safely remove all the unwanted fragments of old and dead files from your registry quickly and efficiently. Registry defrag on a regular basis will ensure that your computer doesn't slow down with use. It will enhance the proper functioning of your computer and it will feel as good as new.
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« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2011, 01:07:46 pm »

JK and MyDefrag defrags the file system on the hard disk drive.
Besides, it defrags the Registry FILES on the hard disk drive, but a registry file itself is like a database. Changes made on that database can create fragmentation in type of gaps. But this process is not so huge like fragmentation on the hard disk drive. It is enough, when you make a registry defrag every year.

The freeware NTREGDEFRAG will consult the Windows API to optimize those database files of the registry. After this step, you should use latest MyDefrag version with monthly script to defrag the new created registry database files on your hard disk drive.
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« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2011, 04:37:12 pm »

I would say, according to signature link to wedding rings, advertising bots become more and more educated.
In near future we will ask them and they will safe Jeroen's responding effort.    Grin
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« Reply #3 on: May 12, 2011, 05:55:35 pm »

@BloodySword: It's called NTREGOPT.
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« Reply #4 on: May 12, 2011, 08:49:34 pm »

I would say, according to signature link to wedding rings, advertising bots become more and more educated.
In near future we will ask them and they will safe Jeroen's responding effort.    Grin

There are posters wich such signatures but were normal users. So I desiced to help. Wink

From darlis: @BloodySword: It's called NTREGOPT.

Oh, YES sorry. xD
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