Easy Steps to Full Registry RepairOn a standard installation of any Windows operating system, a full registry repair is impossible because there is no built-in Windows tool that scans the entire registry for errors with the exception of the Windows Registry tool that does allow manual fixing, but is nowhere near being newbie friendly. This won't be such a major concern if you do not have problems with your computer and most likely you won't if your system is brand new and you haven't added other programs to it. Once you start to use your computer more often by installing other programs and visiting other websites and changing settings, your overall system will show some signs of slowing down and you may experience some random freezes if you do not do anything about it. Whether you treat the problem early or not, it is never too late to do a full registry repair to reverse the problem. By following these three simple steps below, you can heal your Windows Registry without taking drastic measures such as reinstalling Windows or reformatting. 1. Uninstall any Unnecessary Programs One of the most common reasons why people suffer from registry problems is because they have so many 3rd party applications installed that clutter the registry. There is a pretty big chance that you may not be using some of them while others might have snuck into your computer in the form of adware. Getting rid of these applications using standard uninstall procedures can cut some slack to the Windows Registry even before you start doing any actual registry repair methods. Try to uninstall as many programs as you can and restart your computer afterwards and see if there are any noticeable improvements in performance. If not, your registry might have been damaged by malware. 
2. Scan your Computer for MalwareBefore you can undo the damage caused by the malware, you should first check if you really have any malware present because fixing the registry problems beforehand can be a waste as the active malware can still cause additional damage or may even hinder the recovery process directly. Purchase any good commercial anti-malware software or stick with some of the free programs if you cannot afford one and do a quick check for any viruses or Trojans that may be present. Update the scanner to the latest definitions and do a full scan for best results. If any viruses were found, make sure they are dealt with. Regardless of the outcome, you need to do the final step to complete the full registry repair process. 3. Find and Use a Good Registry Scanning Software This task requires you to go online and seek out good registry scanning software. Most of the best scanners require a purchased license so be sure to research for good reviews. Most versions allow a downloadable trial version that you can use to scan your computer for free. If lots of registry errors were detected, purchase the software and do a full scan while making sure that a backup function backs up the registry beforehand.
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