Registry Healer will cleanup your Registry by finding:  

• invalid file and folder references
• empty registry keys
• invalid font entries
• obsolete Start Menu items
• invalid application paths
• invalid registered help files
• invalid shared DLL references
• invalid autostart registry references
• unused software registry references

Everybody knows that as you install and uninstall programs changes are made to your registry. Also, after uninstalling a program, sometimes entries are left behind. As time wears on, you end up with lots of entries that are pointing to the wrong location or to items that no longer exist. This can seriously hamper the performance of your computer if left unchecked. If you have a lot of time on your hands, you can go through the registry, item by item, and make corrections yourself.

Registry Healer comes to the rescue! Registry Healer will check the entire registry to make sure that there are no broken entries. This will free up a lot of space in the file, which can speed up Windows.

Registry Healer is particularly useful if you tend to install and uninstall a lot of programs. By putting it to work, it will help you clear out the junk that commonly fills up the Registry. Unlike similar utilities, this program doesn't simply (and dangerously) remove items from your Registry. It will attempt to correct invalid entries by finding matching folders and files that may have been moved. A separate component lets you select directories to scan. You will be able to instantly "heal" invalid entries, and safely delete some others.

Registry Healer provides a few other features for advanced users. The program provides one-click access to a registry key with the Windows RegEdit tool. Furthermore, you can highlight a reference and jump directly to the directory that it's pointing to. Finally, you can create "undo" files in the RegEdit format and full system backups. This lets you conveniently restore a Windows Registry to a previous state using native Windows® tools (even without having RegHealer installed in the system).

Scanning your registry is easy. There are no complicated options to have to choose. You simply select the "Start Registry Scan" and off you go. After scanning the registry, you can choose to "Heal" the registry. On this screen, you decide which keys to delete and which ones to change. The software will even help you by selecting appropriate corrections when necessary. Otherwise, it will suggest when to delete the unneeded key.