Download/HomepageThunderheads may be brewing under those pretty clouds of Windows' system
startup splash screen, every time you load Windows. Unless you look at your actual
bootlogs, you might be unaware that scads of little IOS (Initiating Operating System)
errors are building up -- files that fail to load -- until the day your system just locks
you out. (IOS errors can come from system crashes, and installing new hardware and
software.) Your all-important Registry can get so overloaded with corrupted and extraneous
junk that it becomes crippling or fatal to your system's operation.
Reinstalling Windows won't always solve your problem, either, since that doesn't always
fix the IOS errors. But RegRepair 2000 can fix them and more. It can diagnose, repair,
delete, and even direct reinstallation of the exact entries you need in the Registry --
even in the really grim cases where you'd normally consider reformatting your drive. And
friends, how well I know. After running MS's RegClean, then yet another registry cleaner,
I put RegRepair 2000 to work. It found -- and fixed -- 12 DLL, DRV, and VXD entries that
were misplaced, corrupted and Failed to Load, and pinpointed 4 Windows files to be
reloaded from the system CD.
RegRepair 2000 not only blew my other two registry repair programs out of the water, it
blew my socks off too. And listen close, those of you who get chills at the idea of
messing with the Registry: no experience necessary. Well, not much, at least. If you use
your system enough to generate a rat's nest of a Registry, you no doubt have the
qualifications to use this logically laid-out toolkit. Detailed step-by-step instructions
takes you through installation, initial program setup, and into the diagnostic routines
and repair procedures. Just be armed with your Windows CD (in case it's needed), and
anytime you're not sure what to do, answer "Yes." Really. It's as easy and
thorough as following a flowchart. The Help file contains loads of information to aid you
in interpreting your bootlog results too.
Although it's recommended that you use RegRepair 2000 BEFORE you have a corrupted
Registry, thankfully it works even when you install it AFTER it's already trashed. (Why do
you think I tried it? <g>) Your Registry can be kept squeaky clean if you use
RegRepair 2000 at least once a month, and after hardware/software installs or Windows
reinstalls. The trial version is good for 10 days of use, then you must register.
RegRepair 2000 works on Windows 95, versions A, B, C, or no version letter, plus upgrades
from Windows 3.1X. (RegRepair Plus, coming soon, adds additional features and will also
work with these versions, plus standard Windows 98 -- that product will be reviewed
separately.) Visual Basic 5.0 runtimes are required, with the VB5 files you may need
available at the product's download page. Support is offered during the trial period, and
to registered users. RegRepair 2000 is well worth a try. Unless you think it's fun to
reformat your drive....
(not including your
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