But the registry cleaning part of it is just a drop in the bucket. CCleaner, for example, has tools for cleaning your PC, including a Registry cleaner thats widely popular. Having said that, I'd echo alcolol's reply and recommend CCleaner since it is pretty smart about what keys it can remove and it also creates restore points. Puran Defrag Helps you to automatically defrag and optimize your hard disk drives. Puran Registry Defrag Helps you to defrag and compact Windows registry for better performance. Dark Reader - adds dark mode to all websites. Puran Registry Cleaner Helps you to clean Windows registry for better performance. Firefox - is my main browser, love it for privacy and stability, also here are my addons for it: uBlock Origin - great open source ad blocker.
There are a lot of keys that registry cleaners won't touch because there's just no way without human intervention to determine if such keys are needed or not. If you want to recommend some useful program, or suggest an alternative from my list, feel free to write under this post. Now if you're the anal type that just wants things to be tidy then a registry cleaner may be a useful accessory but you are still going to need to do a lot of manual cleaning to be spotless. But nowadays with huge advancements in hardware even the most bloated registry is going to have negligible to no impact especially when compared to the bigger performance oppressors. This might have been true in Windows 95 days when everybody had 16mb RAM and a 120mb HD. If you're going by the myth that a dirty registry impacts system performance then you're probably overreacting.
First ask yourself why you're trying to clean it.
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