After scanning your Registry, the cleaner will display a list of entries it thinks you can and should delete. Once you’ve backed up your Registry, open your cleaner, close all of your other programs, and start the process. Although the ERUNT home page promises it works with “Windows NT/2000/2003/XP/Vista,” I’m not the only person to discover that it has serious Vista issues.Īnd make sure you use your Registry cleaner’s backup feature, as well. At least you can if you’re not using Vista. If you don’t trust System Restore (and I can understand why you wouldn’t), you can use the free Emergency Recovery Utility NT ( ERUNT). Click the System Protection tab, then the Create button. In Vista, click Start, type sysdm.cpl and press ENTER. Select Create a restore point, click Next and follow the wizard. In XP, select Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. Most Make sure to use your registry cleaner’s built-in backup as well as one of your own.Registry cleaners will do this for you, but for extra protection, do it yourself, first. If you must clean your Registry, back it up first. Clean your Registry only if Windows has a serious problem and nothing else works. I know some experts say you should clean your Registry regularly to improve performance. And since this is an inherently dangerous job, the safest option of all to not do it. There’s no truly safe way to clean your Registry, only safer ways.
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