New Update Reg Organizer Updates Thread

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Reg Organizer is a feature-rich application designed to edit, clean and maintain registry, fix errors in the system, and improve computer performance. The deep registry search feature lets you find all registry keys related to a specific application.
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Main Features of Reg Organizer​

Uninstall Tool With Search For Leftovers​

Using Reg Organizer to uninstall programs and remove its traces will help remove unwanted applications and their traces, thereby preventing littering up the registry and computer disks. This is very useful because not all programs delete their leftover and configuration files in the system registry after removal. This feature is powered by the Full Uninstall™ technology, developed by our experts.

Advanced Startup Manager​

Advanced Startup Manager will help you control applications that automatically run with whenever your operating system is started. This would enable you to free up valuable resources for other purposes and in some cases speed up the boot time and operation of your Windows operating system.

Windows Cleanup​

With the automatic cleanup feature, you can delete large amount of unnecessary information and free up space on the system disk. It can also enable you to remove unwanted updates, old Windows versions and much more.

System Tweaker​

Ability to change many undocumented Windows settings (tweaks). In particular, it can accelerate the work of your system by sending the system a command to increase cache memory size or by unloading unused libraries, etc.

Advanced Registry Editor​

Advanced Registry Editor in Reg Organizer allows you to perform various operations with the system registry – you'll be able to export, import, copy key values and do much more. The Registry Editor has much more features than the Registry Editor found in Windows.

Search And Replace In the Registry​

Search & Replace in the registry allows you to find the keys related to the application in question and delete them if necessary. This is useful, for example, in the case where an application does not have an uninstall tool and after it has been "manually" deleted, unwanted files remain in the registry, which can affect other applications. At the same time, Reg Organizer makes a deeper search and often allows you to find even those keys associated with this application that can’t be found by other similar programs.

Registry File Editor​

The registry file editor is designed to edit keys and parameters, and to add and delete the content of.reg files. It is a very useful tool for transferring program settings from one computer to another. Unlike Windows Registry Editor (regedit), this registry file editor can create modular reg files containing various branches of registry keys.

Registry Files Viewer​

Viewing registry files (*.reg) before importing their contents will enable you to examine the data before importing. When you view a reg file that you want to import, its contents are displayed as a tree in Reg Organizer. This allows you to visualize all the keys that will be imported into the registry.

Registry Keys Tracker​

Tracking registry keys will help monitor the actions of any program and see all changes made to the registry in detail.
 

lokamoka820

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v. 9.60 18/01/2025
  • Applications tool:
    • Visual improvements in the application uninstallation with traces lookup window.
    • Enhancements to the application list under the dark interface theme.
    • Some settings, which were previously located in a separate settings window, have been moved directly into Applications tool, within the buttons with three dots located right on the action buttons. This simplifies access to these options.
    • The list grouping commands for better accessibility have been moved to the dropdown menu by the arrow above the applications list.
  • Startup Applications Tool: When selecting a custom display mode for startup applications (using the Custom button on the top panel), the selected application types are no longer reset when switching to other display modes.
  • The Undo Changes Center window (for restoring backups) has been updated.
  • The interface of the button panel has been improved when working with the registry file.
  • The appearance of the Important Registry Parts tool has been updated.
  • The program no longer uses VBScript scripts due to Microsoft's plans to phase out its use in Windows.
  • Bugs fixed:
    • On some systems, the Security section on the main screen would freeze, causing the entire rest of the program to freeze.
    • Applications tool: Grouping by developer was not saved after restart.
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simmerskool

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This is the only PC maintenance tool I use. For everything (except backup, of course). Highly recommended.
but curious: for years the "majority opinion" has been that registry cleaners / organizers provide no benefit with potential to be harmful. I have never used Reg Organizer, but wondering if is the useful exception... :unsure:
 
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but curious: for years the "majority opinion" has been that registry cleaners / organizers provide no benefit with potential to be harmful. I have never used Reg Organizer, but wondering if is the useful exception... :unsure:
Registry is the settings repository of Windows OSes, meddling with it can cause harm, of course, but if a registry cleaner provides the entry and the option to change/delete/keep it, it is safe. Though only if you know what you are doing.
Today reg cleaners are rarely hazardous or bad for that matter.
As far as the Reg Organizer, I do check any change it does, but almost never change a thing. Also it has all the options I often use, including the fast registry editor. Also I place it at the first spot for it's uninstaller capability. RO is a very nice amalgam of tools, well 'organized', and useful :).
 

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This is the only PC maintenance tool I use. For everything (except backup, of course). Highly recommended.
Every day I find something new in Reg Organizer and like it more, yesterday when I used it to uninstall Bitdefender, I was confused because some users don't recommend using 3rd party uninstallers with antivirus software because they will remove elements needed to continue the uninstallation process after restarting the system so a complete uninstall will be interrupted.

What Reg Organizer uninstall too did is give me the option to let Bitdefender restart the system after the normal uninstallation process finished and marked it as traced to scan for its leftovers after restart which was amazing, it is the first time I see uninstaller do this.
 
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lokamoka820

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v. 9.61 20/01/2025
  • Applications tool:
    • Visual improvements in the application uninstallation with traces lookup window.
    • Enhancements to the application list under the dark interface theme.
    • Some settings, which were previously located in a separate settings window, have been moved directly into Applications tool, within the buttons with three dots located right on the action buttons. This simplifies access to these options.
    • The list grouping commands for better accessibility have been moved to the dropdown menu by the arrow above the applications list.
  • Startup Applications Tool: When selecting a custom display mode for startup applications (using the Custom button on the top panel), the selected application types are no longer reset when switching to other display modes.
  • The Undo Changes Center window (for restoring backups) has been updated.
  • The interface of the button panel has been improved when working with the registry file.
  • The appearance of the Important Registry Parts tool has been updated.
  • The program no longer uses VBScript scripts due to Microsoft's plans to phase out its use in Windows.
  • Bugs fixed:
    • On some systems, the Security section on the main screen would freeze, causing the entire rest of the program to freeze.
    • Applications tool: Grouping by developer was not saved after restart.
Installation Pack
Portable Version
Version History
 

simmerskool

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Registry is the settings repository of Windows OSes, meddling with it can cause harm, of course, but if a registry cleaner provides the entry and the option to change/delete/keep it, it is safe. Though only if you know what you are doing.
Today reg cleaners are rarely hazardous or bad for that matter.
As far as the Reg Organizer, I do check any change it does, but almost never change a thing. Also it has all the options I often use, including the fast registry editor. Also I place it at the first spot for it's uninstaller capability. RO is a very nice amalgam of tools, well 'organized', and useful :).
good to know about its uninstaller capabilities... thanks :)
 

roger_m

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but curious: for years the "majority opinion" has been that registry cleaners / organizers provide no benefit with potential to be harmful. I have never used Reg Organizer, but wondering if is the useful exception... :unsure:
There are some exceptionally rare cases where cleaning the registry can improve performance, or fix issues. However, for the most part, there's usually no need use a registry cleaner. If your computer is running slowly, or has some issues, then if you get incredibly lucky, a registry cleaner may help.
 

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