The author, Ed Lathrop is an experienced comp TIA A+/Network+ certified computer technician thoroughly familiar with the familiar with the operation, repair and upkeep of today's modern PC's. His site, Registry Repair Compare rates the latest registry repair programs and gives you an analysis of what is effective and what might, actually be dangerous for your computer.
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Though it wasn't as important with earlier operating systems, Windows XP and Windows Vista require regular registry scans to keep the computer running
at its maximum speed. Even worse, if registry corruption is left uncheck, the damage to the operating system could be significant and maybe, even irreversible!
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