One of the main use of every registry cleaner is to remove start up programs, especially otherwise hidden ones. This process, even when undertaken by a non-exp

One of the main use of every registry cleaner is to remove start up programs, especially otherwise hidden ones. This process, even when undertaken by a non-expert removing things at random, will cause the computer to start less software when turning on and logging in, which will make it seem to be much faster. If one of those programs was something with a large resident memory set or CPU usage then it really is objectively faster.