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Keep your Registry optimised using Quicksys RegDefrag
Like most people, you'll probably spend time installing and testing new software on your computer. Snag is, when you use the supplied uninstaller, it leaves all sorts of unnecessary information your computer and your Registry. This means that you computer takes longer to boot and applications can get confused with mixed information in your Registry, such as file type errors. One solution is to use a better uninstall application. The other is to use a Registry optimisation tool that will take out unneccesary information.Quicksys RegDefrag 2.0 is a free tool that you can use to keep your Registry optimised, tuned and lean. The new version contains an improved defrag algorithm, a HTML resporting tool and more.
Quicksys RegDefrag 2.0 link.
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Sniffing out IT security issues
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