How to Fix Computer Slowdown at Startup by Using a Top Rated Registry Cleaner

After purchasing a PC, installing your operating system and hooking up to the internet you begin to browse the many websites available. At about this time you begin to notice you're not getting access to some of their content because you do not have the proper software installed on your PC.
This is when and how troubles with your computer and it's speed problems begin. You start downloading software programs to access these sites and their content and when you do you also unknowingly add some of these programs to the startup sequence of your computer thereby enlarging the sequence and slowing response times.
You see, when you turn the power on to your PC it loads your default settings and your downloaded programs which have startup permission in to your operating system. For the majority of smaller computers the more programs you have included in the startup sequence the slower you should expect it to perform.
If you are experiencing this type of slowdown editing and limiting the number of programs included in the startup sequence would surely help to return speed to your PC, however for the non-techie trying to access and edit the list of programs in the systems configurations of a computer might seem to be a daunting task.
As an alternative you can always opt to uninstall the programs which are slowing your PC but the best way is to edit the startup sequence by using a top rated registry cleaner. The best registry cleaners all contain a program manager for performing this task quickly and safely.
Inside the program manager is the startup manager and by opening this section an editable list is generated of every installed program that automatically begins working when you push the power button and run the startup sequence on your PC. Each registry cleaner may have different ways of operating their program but they all generally work the same.
This list is displayed with check boxes beside each entry thus giving you the option to keep or remove any program(s) from the startup sequence at will by checking and clicking on remove for each program you do not need running constantly.
Look for the entries that are not vital to your PC's operation and remove the automatic startup permissions for those first, keep in mind that if you make a mistake you can re-include the startup commands for each at a later time by accessing the restore list which is included within the program manager as well.
This feature works the same as the startup manager except in reverse. Some cleaners may combine the startup manager and restore list together in an overall list to offer a more simplified one screen access.
Top registry cleaners will recommend removal of unnecessary entries when you first open the program / startup manager (or equivalency) however you must remember to take these recommendations with a grain of salt and be sure these programs it suggests you to remove the startup commands for will not change the ways you interact with your system.
Other ways of using a registry cleaner to help speed up your computer's load and response times is to use the many tools included inside the Windows optimizer section which is available within most of the top cleaners. In this section are many different individually specialized sections that all work together to help speed up your PC.
Just by checking off the entries shown in the Windows optimizer / error repair section and clicking the repair command a number of errors which are inherent in older versions of Windows and which may be causing slowdowns can be repaired instantly.
In the Windows optimizer / PC optimizer section you can quickly optimize the settings for your operating system by choosing the default mode for your PC (e.g.- Windows XP, Notebook, Home, Office, Internet Cafe) or if desired you can choose to input your own custom settings.