
Download the installation file, double-click on the file, and walk through the installation steps. Installing Little Registry Cleaner is fairly standard. Fortunately, for the user, the features all work and work well. Judging from the feature list, one could conclude the name of the application not appropriate. Allows you to uninstall applications with an Application Manager.Offers an easy to use Startup Manager to control what applications are starting at boot.

Detects and removes unnecessary and/or inaccurate registry entries from the registry.But LRC doesn’t limit you to only scanning and fixing your registry. This tool puts you a mere two clicks away from fixing your registry. Little Registry Cleaner (LRC) is one of the nicest and easiest of all the registry cleaners (open source or not). This blog post is also available in PDF format in a free TechRepublic download. In this blog post we will take a look at this open source registry cleaner to see if it can handle the task One of these open source tools is Little Registry Cleaner. Of course, there are plenty of proprietary registry cleaners, but there are also open source registry cleaners as well. And, if you do not have the skills to manually edit your Windows registry, having an application to simplify registry editing can make life so much easier. Jack Wallen takes a look at the features of the open source application Little Registry Cleaner.Īny longtime Microsoft Windows user knows that a single corrupt registry entry can kill an entire Windows installation. It just keeps working.Repair your corrupted Windows registry file the easy wayĪny long time Windows user knows that a single corrupt registry entry can kill an entire Windows installation. I'm writing this because I'm installing it on a notebook that, after paying top dollar for registry software that has significant issues, I'm visiting the site to download Old Faithful - Free Windows Registry Repair 2.5. Once repaired, it must scan to put all the books on the shelf in order.Ĭons: Right or wrong, this is my logical conclusions after using the software for some 7 years. (Most people don't put a library book back where they found it!) The registry first finds all the errors of wrong books on the wrong shelves. Registry files are like a library shelf that get mixed up the more it is used.

The software should be used (your registry scanned) multiple times until the number of problems are fixed completely or appear to be permanent. However, let me pro vide an answer to previous concerns. I've been using this product on all my machines since3 2005. This User will respond to concerns of other users.
