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I wasn't able to determine which, if either of these is correct but it should remind you to do your research before you buy.

2 - the real company that manufactures the software sells a rebranded version of their software to individuals who then market the software with the new name using the same site layout and testimonials. 1 - the people behind the product could be using black hat strategies like installing the utility along with spyware (or allowing affiliates to do this) and don't want to be identified. There are 2 possible scenarios that may be behind this. Otherwise they had no company associated with them, no physical contact information, no address, no post box, no city, state or country. There is a large number of registry cleaners that have websites that are nearly identical, with the same testimonials by people with the same names, the same page layout and navigation naming scheme, etc, the same support available - email only. That being the lack of a company identified with many of the tools. When you do venture to the official website of some of these tools you will find a common trend. They seem to write glowing reviews about everything. It is very hard to get factual information from an affiliate site.

Most registry tools offer affiliate programs, meaning the website who recommends the product will make a large percentage of money from the sale. Whether you need registry repair, registry recovery or just registry cleaning for performance improvement, you are going to encounter the same concern when obtaining a registry utility.Īlthough most of the software on the market will clean or repair your registry, one runs into problems when selecting software based on web site recommendations.

Although this may be true, there is a trend emerging in registry cleaning software that can make selection of a suitable registry utility a problem. It has well known that registry cleaner software can positively affect Windows performance.