Here’s a quick Run Down of the Tests I did.
- Scan Time: While the speed at which a program scanned my entire registry and PC wasn’t a direct indicator of performance improvement capability it is a test most sites do. Registry Easy was not the fastest. It took just over two minutes for the program to scan my machine. Registry Easy had the Second Fastest Full Scan Time
- Number of errors found: Registry Easy found the second highest number of errors. There seemed to be a correlation between scan time and number of errors found. Registry Easy was the second slowest program to complete the full scan, but found the second highest number of errors. Registry Easy Found over 1200 Errors on my Test PC after the Full Scan. I ran the scan twice to confirm consistency and the same number of errors was found each time.
- Errors Repaired: This was the first test that started to push Registry Easy ahead of the other registry repair utilities. None of the programs I tested fixed 100% of the errors they found. In fact only Registry Easy repaired more then 50% of the errors it found. Registry easy repaired 63% of the errors found during the full scan. My assumption is that each of these programs only repairs the critical items that can have a positive effect on your systems performance.
- Boot up Time: Start-up or Boot time is a good measurement of system performance. We all hate waiting for our computers to start-up so an improvement in start-up time can make your PC more enjoyable. Registry Easy had the biggest impact on boot time improving it by 17%
- Features Comparison: My final test was a complete feature comparison of each program and the additional features each one offered beyond scanning and repairing the registry. Registry Easy offered far more add on features then any of the other program, making it a full featured system utility not just a registry cleaner.
- System Optimizer
- Memory Optimizer
- Evidence Eraser and Junk File Cleaner
- Error Utility
- Start-up Manager
- Uninstall Manager
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