Registry Defragmentation 9.1 Build 3.23

Registry Defragmentation 9.1 Build 3.23

The Windows system Registry is its core. It's being altered each time you install/remove programs or configure the system settings. Such changes made to the Windows Registry cause it to grow in size, no matter whether new information is added to or deleted from it. Thus the Registry quickly loses its linear structure, which results in the increase of application response time and Registry access time.
Registry Defragmentation is a program that performs physical defragmentation of the Windows Registry. After the defragmentation, your Registry will acquire linear structure, which will reduce application response time and Registry access time. Also, Registry Defragmentation removes unused Registry entries, thus making the Registry even smaller in size.