10 best free Windows registry cleaners

Posted on September 15, 2008 at 5:38 am

Looking for a good list of free Windows XP and Vista registry cleaners? There are literally thousands of registry cleaners out there, but only a few time-tested ones that have stood out for quality and not destroying your computer! In this article, I’m going to go through some of my favorite registry cleaner programs.

Firstly, do you really need a registry cleaner? YES! That’s my opinion based on using Windows for the last 12 years of my life and being an IT professional doesn’t help. The registry ends up getting filled with lots of useless keys over time because of numerous installs and uninstall’s of software. The more bloated your registry gets, the slower your computers gets and the more problems you start having in general.

So to clean out those old entries and keep your computer running smoothly, check out the following list of free registry cleaners in no particular order:

CCleaner – By far, one of the most popular system maintenance and PC tune-up utilities out there. It’s mostly known for cleaning up your hard drive of useless temporary files, browsing history, etc, but it also has a registry cleaner that has never given me a simple problem. Actually, some people consider it a “mild”registry cleaner in that it does not go as deep as some other cleaners. However, I like it a lot and it has helped keep my system running smoothly.

Comodo Registry Cleaner – Even though this program was just released and is still in Beta, it’s a very good product from a very reputable company. I ran it on one of my machines and it found many intricate registry keys that CCleaner did not find. It also has not harmed my system in any way, which is the main thing! Comodo has other great products like Firewall and Backup, but I’m glad they have ventured into registry cleaning also.

Eusing Free Registry Cleaner – Have not used this one myself, but have read some pretty good reviews of it online. Considered a deeper and more powerful registry cleaner as it finds and cleans missing shared dlls, invalid ActiveX, invalid paths, invalid installer references, and tons more.

Argente Registry Cleaner – Another registry cleaner that has some mixed reviews. Some people say it’s one of the best and others say it’s messed up their computers. I’ve personally not run it, but you may want to read some more about it online before trying it on your computer. Also, ALWAYS make sure to backup your registry before running any registry cleaner.

Erunt 1.1 – This utility allows you to backup and restore your registry, plus optimize and tweak it. It only works up to XP, so if you have Vista, you’ll have to find something else. This program has gotten very high reviews online and no negative feedback, which means it’s probably pretty safe and won’t mess up your computer.

EasyCleaner – EasyCleaner is kind of like CCleaner in that it has other features such as cleaning up temp files, duplicate files, and unnecessary backup files. The registry cleaner is gotten good reviews and one of the nice features of EasyCleaner is that it uses a up-to-date text file with registry keys that should never be deleted or changed.

TweakNow RegCleaner – Comes in two flavors, standard and professional. Standard is free and has all the features for registry scanning and cleaning. The Pro version just has a registry defragmenter and a Windows optimizer, but these are really not needed anyway. This program also works with both Windows XP and Windows Vista.

RegSeeker – I have used RegSeeker and personally really like the interface and overall quality of the product. You can use it to search the registry for installed apps, startup entries, histories, favorites, etc. You can also apply certain tweaks to the registry and, of course, clean the registry. Works with Windows XP and Windows Vista also and has high ratings online.

Wise Registry Cleaner – This program also has a free and pro version, the pro version having some extra features like being able to export entries to MS Excel, etc. Also has a restore feature whereby you can return to the original state of your machine before running the software in case something does not work correctly.

Free Registry Cleaner – Very highly rated registry cleaner that works on all versions of Windows up to Windows Vista. Also has a disk cleanup utility, startup manager, uninstall manager, and process manager. According to reviews, finds a lot more keys to remove than other registry cleaners (this could be good or bad though).

What are your favorite registry cleaners or do you even use one at all? I’m not a huge fan of cleaning the registry very often as it can cause problems with your computer occasionally, but definitely using a milder registry cleaner every few months is very helpful. Also, check out my previous post on Tune-Up Utilities 2008, a very comprehensive program you can use to optimize and tune up your computer system. Enjoy!

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Bloggliv said on : September 15th, 2008 at 10:16 am

I use Glary Utilities for my daily cleaning Free, useful functions and easy to use.

Kyle Judkins said on : September 15th, 2008 at 9:53 pm

I have been trying out nCleaner, but this is definitely a great list. It’s always nice to have choices.

Technoraz said on : September 16th, 2008 at 2:31 am

To clean my registry I use RegCure and Tuneup Registry Cleaner

reical said on : September 23rd, 2008 at 6:36 am

cc cleaner is my fav one

Eric Franjelico said on : October 20th, 2008 at 2:28 pm

this is merely a list of free registry cleaners there is no rhyme or reason for how you have deemed these the “best”, no actual test being conducted to verify that these are good registry cleaners whether or not they do any harm, or to compare them in terms of a resulting boost in performance or even to verify that there is one.

Should have been called “ten free registry cleaners” not “ten best free registry cleaners”

Deyaa Addeen Fahmy Shedeed said on : February 11th, 2009 at 11:15 am

ccleaner is great, thanks.

Aaqib said on : February 13th, 2009 at 4:50 am

Great tips

You said on : February 17th, 2009 at 1:09 am

I have been using Eusing Free Registry Cleaner and it works perfectly!

registry cleaner said on : February 19th, 2009 at 3:46 pm

Good tips. I recently purchased a registry cleaner and my pc is running much better. It use to crash and get errors but now i don’t have a problem.

Alex said on : February 24th, 2009 at 8:03 pm

DO NOT USE ERUNT 1.1 REGISTRY CLEANER!!! This is one of the worst registry cleaners I have EVER seen. My computer froze up during the so-called “optimization” process. I had to unplug the computer and when I powered it back on, the Registry was forever corrupted. So, unless you want this to happen to you, DO NOT USE ERUNT REGISTRY CLEANER!!! (It will eat your computer)

Anonymous said on : March 13th, 2009 at 10:13 pm

Use Eusing, CCleaner, and erunt. All of these softwares worked fine. Right now, I use Ccleaner because it has multiple tools and Erunt to work alongside with windows system restore.

RC said on : March 25th, 2009 at 8:54 am

I think CCleaner is still the best free one around, but there are couple paid for that have much more features. In the end, it’s subject to personal preference or requirements. One must be careful with all registry cleaners.

Martin said on : March 26th, 2009 at 6:27 pm

All these are great and I use Eusing registry cleaner and free registry cleaner. I have WinXp.

John said on : May 3rd, 2009 at 12:54 am

To clean my registry, I use Regcure and Perfect Optimizer, it works great.

Chad said on : May 18th, 2009 at 1:22 am

You guys do know that registry cleaners do pretty much nothing right?

The registry doesn’t get that bad really, it may be half a second on a boot up, that’s it.

People who think your registry slows your computer/crashes it are usually old people who dont know any better.

Also, buying a registry cleaner is so dumb..

Rajib said on : May 21st, 2009 at 9:35 am

All of these software apps are great, but I am using Advanced System Optimizer. Is it a good software to use with Windows XP?

Ucex said on : May 26th, 2009 at 11:53 am

Great site. Try Free Windows Registry Cleaner, you’ll love it.

jason said on : May 31st, 2009 at 7:20 pm

i just started using ccleaner and it does work great. very simple and some nice extra tools at hand. the only other one ive used and still use is free registry cleaner. i have 3 computers. my laptop had stop loading my desktop for some reason. i had to do everything through the task manager. long and tedious process. until i downloaded frc. low and behold after running it, everything started working correctly. i would strongly recommend free registry cleaner.

McCarthy said on : June 19th, 2009 at 2:28 pm

I used the COMODO Registry Cleaner.

Before I was really worried about whether it would work or not, as I use my computer lots. Strange how while it was fixing the errors I found myself saying a prayer that it would work, because I understand the registry is basically the central nervous system of a computer, and myself, having a quite extensive knowledge of the body, know that the nervous system isn’t something you mess around with.

To my confusion, when I done the initial scan, I found 1342 Registry Errors. COMODO has reduced it to 22. I am yet to discover whether it worked though. Hopefully the 22 errors I have left aren’t too harmful to my computers registry.

I recommend this to anyone, because it seems to be a great programme, and during the time I have been writing this, my computer has not stalled once, but before it was doing it constantly.

Thank you COMODO.

lordjimmy said on : July 4th, 2009 at 6:05 pm

Commodo finds a lot of errors but when I ran it, my windows defragmenter disappeared, reappeared when I restored so can’t really reccomend the product.

Dave Boyle said on : July 9th, 2009 at 10:18 am

Used Erunt OK. It does freeze the machine for quite a while while its working and it can’t be interrupted even by Ctrl Alt Del. Judging by comments above you shouldn’t unplug your PC at this point but ERUNT does eventually finish and work and it reduced my registry file by 8% (XP Pro)

Valerie said on : August 13th, 2009 at 2:08 pm

I purchased the Perfect Optimizer to fix my computer, and it totally messed it up. I had to try and revert it back to prior state, but it disabled my Windows System Restore, and it still is not working. Still trying to get windows drivers and my cd-rom drives do not work. They ignore my requests for money back so far. Don’t ever get it. it stinks!!!

Elenor said on : August 25th, 2009 at 11:34 am

I have windows vista ( Hate it) Is there a free Registry cleaner I can use . I am out of work and money is tight?

Tyler said on : September 2nd, 2009 at 9:39 am

well friends i am satisfied with RegInOut, its the best registry cleaner to make a computer fast and stable…reginout.net

jason said on : September 7th, 2009 at 11:28 am

You may like to try RegInOut , to me its one of the best registry cleaners.

Grete said on : September 8th, 2009 at 11:19 pm

I tested many registry cleaners and I found Easycleaner the best for me.

I found it safe and throughout enough at the same time. It retrieves registry keys only with green light that are safe to delete and I believe the rest which was not found, should be left for professional manual registry cleaning, anyhow.

A very personal view on registry cleaning, though.

david said on : September 13th, 2009 at 5:53 pm

Since ccleaner is a registry cleaner will it be possible that it can correct what ever error is causing a BSOD when I trigger one of the mofps that i play (crossfire)? if not what would be a good program?

Jewbert said on : September 17th, 2009 at 12:11 am

You should try AML Free Registry Cleaner.
It does a very thorough search, cleans temp files, and etc.
Works kinda like Eusing

bob said on : October 5th, 2009 at 11:33 am

If I use C Cleaner and it brings up a lot of dup files how would I know which ones to remove?

Vidooshak said on : October 16th, 2009 at 2:51 am

Excellent post. So far I have only used CCleaner. Its good. I am sure there is a lot of crap in my Windows system folders as well. Would be good if that bloat would come down. Over time, the Windows folder has grown from some 500MB to over 2.5GB. Can’t be good…

Epos said on : October 21st, 2009 at 3:23 am

I have used the Eusing registry cleaner on several occasions and found it very good. Its a great free little piece of software and we have never had any issues with it.
Regards David: Epos software developer

Wonder fix PC said on : October 23rd, 2009 at 3:33 am

Nice article. I just use Wondershare Registry optimizer to help me fix my PC！

Legion said on : October 25th, 2009 at 1:48 am

Well from my own personal knowledge, i have tested quite a few registry cleaners. I have one computer specifically for testing new products so it doesn’t mess up my good computer and because just like any of you, i want my machine to run in top form.

But in all that i have tried, I have narrowed it down to two. AML Free Registry Cleaner, and CCleaner. AML is fast, simple to use and has fixed a lot of registry issues in the past on other machines. And i dont think i need to explain how well CCLeaner works to anyone. They are both light weight and have many usable features.

Now there is one on that list that i absolutely refuse to ever use again and thats Comodo. I ran it once and it froze my computer and then crashed it. I had to do a fresh install because of it. But everyone has their own taste in what they use. I have AML and CCleaner on all 3 of my computers and i have put them on 20+ friends computers as well and i havent had to go back and fix any registry related problems yet. just try em out. see what you like best.

fred64 said on : November 3rd, 2009 at 10:40 am

Great list, although I think Glary Utilities should be included. Glary is lighter registry cleaner (like CCleaner)with many extras and a one button maintenance function (good for friends that ask me to fix their systems). It has many extras including a registry defragmenter — not sure the others don’t, but it seems to speed things up. One note on Glray and some of the others: It may take more than one pass to get all the errors exposed. Some are nested and don’t show up on the first pass.

Doc said on : November 9th, 2009 at 4:24 pm

Free Registry Cleaner: “283 problems has been found.” Definitely not using THAT one.

Dave Johnson said on : November 17th, 2009 at 11:06 am

None of these are free, they will scan you system for free, but then you pay to fix.

Dave

Geroge said on : November 20th, 2009 at 9:58 pm

I am using PC Optimizer pro. Even though it’s not free, it cleans the registry safely. I found my pc speed increase which just one registry scan.

Lam said on : November 23rd, 2009 at 10:49 am

I use Advanced System Care and it has helped speed up my computer quite a bit.But, there are hundreds of errors which it tells me, require the purchased version to clean. I also use a multiple number of free registry cleaners, though I wonder if that isn’t harmful.

qwertyuiop said on : November 24th, 2009 at 5:12 am

When I use CCleaner it detects 20+ registry problems but when I use some other registry cleaner it detects 300+ registry problems. Why?

akishore said on : November 25th, 2009 at 9:56 am

@qwertyuiop – The reason CCleaner finds less registry “problems” is because it’s really safe to use. They do not delete any registry keys that could cause your computer to fail. Other registry cleaners can sometimes end up deleting keys that are important!

tony said on : November 26th, 2009 at 10:45 am

Install Revo Uninstaller, this program is awesome as far as uninstalling programs, etc. It will clean out registry entries left behind by windows and possibly eliminate messy registry entries in the first place! p.s. ITS FREE ALSO!

tony said on : November 26th, 2009 at 10:49 am

Try Glary Utilities. It also has a lot of other features other than cleaning the registry.

Shahrin said on : December 5th, 2009 at 10:39 am

I use ‘Advance System Care’ together with Iobit freeware for my Computer. CCleaner is also a good for your computer.

hammersjg said on : December 13th, 2009 at 1:38 pm

I ran a registry cleaner right after a fresh install of Windows and it came up to 124 “errors” How come?

I see one quote;

“It retrieves registry keys only with green light that are safe to delete”

No registry cleaners are the same, if you run them all, they all give different results, so that “green light” to delete in one cleaner could differ from others. Also, if you deleted these keys, you may need them later on.

I steer clear of registry cleaners because they do nothing except harming your computer. They don’t improve or fix any errors like freezing or crashing (they are myths). I got this saying for you “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it”

free registry cleaner said on : December 15th, 2009 at 11:56 am

I use CC cleaner primarily because its free and it does a good job.However, other good products are those of Registry mechanic and RegCure which do a great job too!

James said on : December 19th, 2009 at 9:17 am

Hey, I was an avid user of CCleaner for many years, today I did a search for something new and I found Comondo here. I downloaded it and ran it just after running CCleaner. I was amazed at the results: Comondo System Cleaner found 154 registery error’s, 719 junk files, and cleaned up my Windows XP PRO os. My pc runs better now and its a whole lot faster than it use to be..! Great Job “Comondo”..!!!!!

Pyotr K. said on : January 21st, 2010 at 2:09 am

As of Piriform – they DO NOT take any responsibility, if something is messed up cause of their products (like CCleaner). They also DO NOT reply on emails, that are having a tech. support characteristics within.

DO NOT USE Defraggler! It will harm your Windows’ built-in HDD defragmenter.

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If you’re using Revo Uninstaller – use a “Safe Mode” for the best safety results…

Some reg. cleaners can find a lot more errors, becuase they’re searching within a “History” section.

TweakNow! RegCleaner is the best option for noobs, because there’s a safety indicators (for each reg. item), like “Safe”, “Warning” and “Unknown”. [thumb up]

P.S. As of Defraggler – better try Auslogics’ Disk Defrag.

Also… really not sure about COMODO, and a FRC.

keith billett said on : January 21st, 2010 at 3:48 pm

CCleaner is free to download but not free to clean your system. what bit of FREE do you not understand. Top 10 FREE registry cleaners, are you sure?

Doc said on : January 24th, 2010 at 12:24 pm

@Pyotr K: Never had a single problem with any Piriform product, neither CCleaner nor Defraggler have hurt my systems (Windows XP/7) in any way.

@James: Do you mean “Comodo”? I’ve never heard of “Comondo”…and neither has Google

AlOnan said on : January 27th, 2010 at 6:04 am

I use Ashampoo WinOptimizer. My 2GB RAM PC was working very very slow. Now It is very fast!

Crazee said on : February 12th, 2010 at 5:44 pm

You people are all crazy! I simple use a Mac and don’t have to worry about the registry becoming corrupted or my computer slowing down because of a messed up registry!

muhkee said on : February 14th, 2010 at 11:32 pm

registryfix, its not free but it works wonders, my comp runs like new!

matt said on : February 20th, 2010 at 6:03 am

I just downloaded CCleaner. I got to say that it is absolutely 100% free. Unlike others that claim to be free. Regardless of what someone mentioned about not needing a registry cleaner, CCleaner made my computer run so much faster. After fixing over a 1000 errors. Thanks for the list.

Effenide said on : February 28th, 2010 at 1:23 am

I use Free Registry Cleaner, it is good. It has disk cleaner feature too.

Ali said on : March 8th, 2010 at 12:57 pm

CCleaner does not ask for payment, they only ask for donations if you like the software. I hope to god that the software developers never charge for it because it’s a great file and registry cleaner.

Abe said on : March 17th, 2010 at 8:31 pm

Hopefully the next version of Windows will get rid of the file based registry and put everything into SQL Server database. I think they said they would do that 5 years ago, but it never happened.

Doc said on : March 18th, 2010 at 11:12 pm

@Abe: What’s the difference? From what I’ve heard, the Windows 95 registry was in a BTrieve database, which got upgraded over the years. They were also promising a SQL based filesystem for Vista (WinFS) which never materialized, and they haven’t fixed the problems with NTFS (can’t do a CHKDSK on C: drive with Windows running, hidden $UsrJrnl files that can’t be defragmented, file “forks” (“Alternate Data Streams”) that will eventually become a security risk (hidden data in my files? Great place to hide viruses!)…Windows is just a mess the way it is, hope that Windows 7 (with the MinWin kernel) is the right way to go…

richard l said on : April 1st, 2010 at 2:55 am

to Chad 15. registry cleaners are no good.
may i ask your advice for cleaning out junk from the pc?
cheers mate.

Tristan Uyehara said on : April 2nd, 2010 at 10:11 pm

Awesome work on the registry cleaners. I always find very unique posts here on your Blog.

PRAST said on : April 12th, 2010 at 2:00 am

TuneUp Utilities 2010 is the best for fixing my PC!

Doc said on : April 12th, 2010 at 8:00 pm

@richard l: CCleaner’s registry cleaner, ToniArt’s EasyCleaner, KarenWare’s Registry Pruner…Granted, with XP and up, cleaning the registry isn’t as necessary as it used to be, but with Win9x or 2K, keeping it slim, error-free, and BACKED UP was a necessity. Getting rid of obsolete keys from uninstalled software is a good thing, especially if you’ve installed/removed lots of programs to try them out.

@Crazee: You’d have to be Crazee to use a Mac Mac Os X is based on BSD Unix, and it has all the weaknesses of Unix (or Linux): No user base except for the fanatics, no developers, outdated tools (Unix harks back to 1971! Linux command-line tools have obsolete names like VIM, GREP, AWK…) For right now, Windows is necessary for lots of day-to-day tasks until Linux netbooks and “net pads” with embedded OSs take over (check out Asus’s “Magic Gate” ROM OS for a look at the way things are headed).

Doc said on : April 13th, 2010 at 4:47 am

@PRAST: That’s a good one…but is it 100% FREE?

Nilay said on : May 12th, 2010 at 12:25 am

The best one i have used.. this program solved my recurring problem of monitor shut downs! wierd but its the best…

RT said on : May 20th, 2010 at 1:22 am

I used once CCcleanner and it ruined my files. I did not like it. I now used Registry Easy instead.

doc said on : May 23rd, 2010 at 9:48 pm

To say there’s a problem with Ccleaner because they accept no responsibility is ludicrous. Dhow me any freeware that says they’ll repair or replace your pc if their product messes up your machine. Free BSD? fine if you want a server. If Linux is so weak why are windows machines hacked with Linux. I’ll take free OS’s over $150.00 any day(not that I would pay it, when I can install for free (still). If you want to make Gates richer go ahead. There’s nothing you can do with windows you can’t do with Linux. But, vice versa? That’s a different story. Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Debian are all good operating systems.All free, with 1000′s of good free programs (except for these idiots trying to load windows progs with wine. Why? What’s the reason? you can find a Linux based program that will do the same thing. If you’re hopelessly hooked to windoze then stay there. Sellouts. Open Office(compatible with virtually every office suite) is 10x better that MS Office. Afraid of a little command line? Linux is not impervious to viruses but I haven’t had one I’m aware of since I’ve been using it My first was Mint 5. Windows can’t get through a day without having to have a virus blocked. You must work for MS. No problems ever with Ccleaner (plus you can back up all registry changes. Eusing has to run 3-4 times to clean well. I have one Windows machine all else is linux.
Some is virtual (live disks). If I do get a virus it’s gone when the computer is turned off and disk is removed.
I guess we’re all experts though. To each his own. I’ll be damned if I’ll make Gates any richer though.Yes I still work around his OS’s and do free installs. Screw him. But as far as free optimization goes, so far I’ll only vouch for Ccleaner and I’m fairly impressed with Advanced Care,and their IOBits360 free AV. Pandas new free Cloud AV is garbage. I think IOBits will pass Avast, AVG,and Avira before long. Good luck all.

Ace said on : June 3rd, 2010 at 10:01 pm

TUNE UP UTILITIES is the best fix my pc always and it have turbo mode that can access program fast..and it can fix fatal error 000021a by repair wizard..and my pc always run fast i recommend registry cleaner nCleaner always detect the uninstall program and invalid registry…

Rajatsubhra said on : June 5th, 2010 at 4:39 am

Once have a try with AML registry cleaner, Its working great for me, and is free.

Dastagiri said on : June 6th, 2010 at 5:29 am

On running Ccleaner, some applications(I don’t know) tries to install virus on my computer. I have software which blocks the virus and asks me to clean them. Ccleaner must block them otherwise i assume Ccleaner may be installing them.

Doc said on : June 6th, 2010 at 11:14 pm

@Dastagiri: Either you have a virus in your “temp” folder (and your antivirus is trying to delete it on access), or you downloaded a virus with a hacked version of CCleaner. My antivirus (AVG Free 9) has never had a problem with CCleaner, or any other Piriform app. Uninstall the CCleaner you have, get a second opinion with Panda ActiveScan and/or Trend Micro HouseCall, use Trend Micro’s HijackThis to make sure no malware is running at startup (browser hijackers, hidden toolbars, etc.) and re-download CCleaner from ccleaner.com or piriform.com/ccleaner (you can also download the “portable” version of any of their apps so you don’t need to install it).

Oah said on : June 10th, 2010 at 10:03 pm

thanks for the reg cleaner application online FREE … cc cleaner does help – to keep it clean – never watch porn online – you’ll get viruses period. nobody can stop that one!

shah said on : June 30th, 2010 at 11:04 am

i used many reg cleaner here i m explaining.
initialy i was using ccleaner which was working but not to good on regisrty.
i used uniblue reg cleaner which was showing i have more than thousands un used regisry files.
using EUSING deleted about 600 reg file.
again i scanned with uniblue not it was showing about 463.
but when i tried comodo the nober which was 463 came near about 26.
so in free reg cleaners COMODO IS THE BEST free cleaner.

Doc said on : July 6th, 2010 at 5:30 am

@shah: So you’re saying the LESS a cleaner removes, the better? That doesn’t make sense…that’s like saying the less you do cleaning your house, the better off you are. I trust CCleaner not to remove anything that will crash my system, but I’ve used ToniArts EasyCleaner, Symantec’s Norton registry cleanup, and a few others without having any real problems.

karthik said on : September 11th, 2010 at 8:59 pm

Hi
i am using comodo registry cleaner for years . It is a wonderful registry cleaner which cleans the registry errors in seconds and makes my system fast .I thank commodo for the excellent product.

Mike said on : November 13th, 2010 at 4:26 pm

Maybe the best registry cleaner that I found is Abyssal Registry Cleaner. It’s fast, no false positive and it’s free. CCleaner it’s popular, but not really good.

Owais Arif said on : July 18th, 2011 at 3:32 am

I use Advanced System Care v4 the best thing for my computer it just cleans up my registry performs system optimization and makes my computer lightning fast.It is the best Software!!!!!!!

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