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Tweak Your Vista PC Using Registry Edits The Windows Vista registry is a centralized, hierarchal database in which the operating system saves all its configuration information. This information is required by software and hardware installed on your computer to perform various functions. This data also controls the user preferences, appearance of your Windows Vista computer, and system setup settings. All this data makes the registry one of the most hardworking components of your Windows Vista system. This is because there is rarely any computer operation that can be performed without going through the registry. Just like your heart, the importance of the registry makes it quite prone to attracting large amounts of unwanted information that clog its files and cause registry bloating. A bloated registry damages and fragments registry files and is responsible for several computer errors, freezes and crashes. This is the reason why, to enjoy an error-free, high-performance computing experience, it is important for you to resolve these Vista registry problems. You can do this by tweaking the registry by removing all unwanted data accumulated within it and then defragging it to further optimize it. The Windows Vista operating system is shipped with the Registry Editor tool that enables you to perform some simple registry edits to tweak your system’s performance. However, high-level and thorough registry maintenance is not possible using this tool. To take care of this issue, several computer tool manufacturers have developed registry tools that comprise several features to help ensure optimal registry and system performance. Discussed here are some registry tips that you can refer to while selecting a Windows Vista registry cleaner tool and then use it to perform registry maintenance.
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