PC Optimizer issaid to be one of the best registry cleaners available. However, it also causes some of the largest headaches of any of the registry cleaners I have seen. Random crashes increase, bootup errors are common and things slide downhill extremely quickly when you do not know exactly what the program is doing.



Just like many free trials, PC Optimizer disables some of its most important features during its free trial. This makes customers angry, and unable to take care of important problems with the registry, due to the lack of features for removing and destroying the problems within the registry. Many of the users of the free trial have also said that the program is a bear to run, despite some people having computers with quad core processors and four GB of ram.

Unlike the free trial, one of the few benefits of PC Optimizer, the paid version, is that it is easy to use. Most features can be found simply enough, however, when you do find them, just like the free version, things slow down to a crawl. You may want to run this program in safe mode in order to allow it to work faster. While PC Optimizer says that it has a wide range of tools to remove the infections and problems within your computers registry, it does not have everything that some of the other programs for registry cleaning have. Many of the features seemed to be on a basic level, so basic that it is not the best registry editor for someone who has a serious problem.

Scanning seems to work pretty well on PC Optimizer, however, after the program has found infections or other problems within the registry, things change. The program then goes back to its slug speed, and feels like you are walking across a desert. The program does eventually finish the action, and the problem is usually fixed, but the speed of the program itself is quite annoying to people who want to see the problem, correct it and be done. I did enjoy the fact that PC Optimizer had a built in help feature. However, in order to use this feature, you had to search for the terms, and could not always find what you were looking for unless you knew the exact term they put it under. While PC Optimizer may be the right registry cleaner for some people, it is not the right one for me!

Most people like to know what they are deleting when a program has found an infection within your registry. PC Optimizer does offer that feature, however, whenever you try to view the name of the file or more information about it, the program slows down once again. You could spend several hours waiting for the program to finish loading with all of the slow speeds. If you want a registry cleaner that has been proven to work and remove the problems within your registry, you should be looking elsewhere.