Frustration increases as your notebook gets older and slower.

Is your Registry an unorganized collection of entreis? Then your slow XP has arrived

Your windows operating systems contains a very important file called windows Registry. It holds data about your computer. The location of all the software you have installed, the DLLs files, program short cuts that reside on your desktop and in the Windows start menu.

Everything you do while using Windows ends up in the Windows Registry. That could be the location of the latest files used (documents, spread sheets, images, videos etc.). You will also find data about the applications installed and uninstalled.

Several reasons can be mentioned as to why your PC suddenly get slow.

It just means that your computer needs professional help!

A professional tool usually works like this:

• The tool scans you PC and detects the errors on you Windows operating system (e.g. Windows XP, Vista and 7).
• Fixing the errors
• Eventually your computer is faster, it will also boot faster because it no loger has any registry errors.

More thinks that can make your computer slow

A cluttered Windows Registry is not the only thing that can make your notebook slow

Sometimes anti-virus programs causes your PC to be slow due to bad configuration

Your anti virus might be set up to scan harmless files, thus it is using valuable CPU time for no reason.

Add to that your anti virus software may be set to scan both your local harddrives and all network drives.

A local hard drive is much faster than a network drive, thus scanning a network drive eats up a lot of CPU.

Normally there is hardly no risk involved in disabling network scanning in your anti-virus software

- Louise P. Junez