How to Remove Registry Cleaners
Registry cleaners are programs that repair damages and errors in the Windows registry. The registry is a utility that allows you to monitor and configure programs, applications and system components. If you are no longer using your registry cleaner program, uninstalling it from your computer frees up memory and hard drive space. Remove your registry cleaner program quickly and safely using the Windows uninstaller built into your operating system.
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Instructions
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Close all open programs. Shut down your registry cleaner if you are currently using it.
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Click the Windows "Start" menu and click the "Control Panel." Click "Programs" and click "Programs and Features" to launch the installed programs window if you are using Windows Vista or 7. Double-click "Add or Remove Programs" to launch the installed programs window if you are using Windows XP.
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Select your registry cleaner program from the list of installed programs and click "Remove" or "Uninstall." If prompted, type your administrator password and click "OK" to launch the uninstallation wizard. Follow the guided prompts in the wizard to uninstall the registry cleaner program. When the process completes, restart your computer.
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