It has been reported that over 90-percent of PCs in use today are plagued by corrupt, unused and possibly detrimental files in their registries.  The condition of your registry determines the performance of your entire system.  If your PC’s registry is clogged with errors and invalid entries, its condition will be reflected in the sluggish performance of your computer. 

The publisher of 1st Registry Repair says this utility uses “a highly intelligent engine” that scans your computer’s registry to find and remove errors and invalid, corrupt entries, thus optimizing the general performance of your computer.  The program generates a list of any errors, giving you control over which of the errors you choose to remove.  The program provides a backup feature that allows you to restore the registry if the cleaning operation happens to damage the registry during the cleaning process.  The use of this software on a regular basis is supposed to make your computer’s system faster, more stable and give it a much faster startup time.

Let’s take a look at1stRegistryRepair.  We immediately noticed that the program is billed as being designed for both expert and beginner users.  This gives this program a split personality that might confuse the novice and fall short of experienced user’s expectations.  Experienced computer users look for hands-on, manual options, while the inexperienced user wants a program to do most everything for them.

We found that while this something-for-everyone approach generally makes the program usable to a wider range of skill levels, it also tends to make the program somewhat non-specific: the novice might be confused by its complicated options; the advanced user will want a program that offers more manual options and deeper scanning capability.