Now that you know that your computer's problem lies with its windows registry files, how do you go about fixing it? Your computer may continue to run, even if sluggishly, but this does not mean you should wait until it completely fails. In fact, whether your computer is running or not, you will always be bothered by a nagging thought that anytime your computer could just crash. Thus, the sooner you work on your registry errors, the better it will be for you, and your computer which start to run perfectly again.

The first step that you would want to do would be to do a system restore. If your operating system is Windows 200 or Vista, then you would want to follow these commands:

Start-All Problems-Accessories-System Tools-Backup

You will also need to designate a restore point which is a date when you know your computer was running well.

This should solve your registry but not completely. In fact, if you do not have a restore point, then you will even have to manually delete the errors. Of course, unless you know your way around the windows registry, it would be best not to attempt a manual fix because you could do major damage to your computer.

Otherwise, you need an effective, easy-to-use registry cleaner. One such program is the RegCure. This registry cleaner can backup your registry, it can scan for errors and either quarantine them or fix them. You even get to enjoy a much faster computer immediately after.