The user interface of Registry Booster 2009 is quite intuitive and easy to navigate. When you first open the application, you’ll be met with a startup screen informing you of the last date and time (if any) that your registry was scanned and some information about that event. To perform a new scan, simply click the large Start scan button as shown in the screenshot below. (Click any image for a larger view.)
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Once the scan is complete, a list of recommended repairs will be listed in the Registry scan tab of the application under Latest scan results. Here, you can choose to accept all recommendations by checking a single box or go through the list, one by one, and decide which changes you would like to make. You also have the option to create a backup of the registry before any changes are made. Always take advantage of this backup option – the process only takes a few minutes, and it can save you a lot of problems later if you do accidentally delete something critical. Don’t worry – if you forget to click the backup button, you’ll be reminded again of this option before any repairs are made to the registry.
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In addition to the Scan option, Registry Booster 2009 also has a Registry defrag utility that can be accessed in the same tab of the application and run with just the click of a button. If you’ve made a number of changes to your registry, whether through cleaning with Registry Booster’s scan or simply through several install/uninstall procedures, this utility alone may result in quite a performance boost, especially if your PC is running with minimum RAM requirements.
Continue on to the next page for the conclusion of our review of Uniblue Registry Booster 2009.
