If you are not careful, you may end up with an even more damaged registry. However, working with the Windows registry is a tricky business. You can manually edit the registry and remove the errors using ‘regedit.exe’. To restore your Windows registry to a healthy working condition and improve the performance of your PC, you need to regularly scan the registry for errors and repair them. Eventually, the large, full of errors registry gets damaged and crashes, rendering your system unusable.
Over time, a lot of outdated and unnecessary information gets accumulated in the registry causing it to grow at an uncontrolled rate. However, a complete clean uninstall of any software and removal of other not required registry entries is an unthinkable dream. For example, when you uninstall an application, then all entries made by the application are removed from the registry. Most of the information that is added to the Windows registry is deleted once it is no longer required. All activities performed by you and various applications running on your system access the registry and add information to or refer information from it constantly. All hardware, software, file, and user configuration information of your Microsoft Windows XP system is stored in a structured and dynamic database called the Windows registry.
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