RegCure was developed by the very active software company ParetoLogic, of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
According to its published documentation, ParetoLogic specializes in “providing advanced security applications and
performance tools for business and personal computer users”. They aim, they say, to make software that is both
powerful and simple for the non-technical user to operate. With sales of over 3.5 million, and a million copies of
RegCure in regular use, they appear to be meeting this standard.
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ParetoLogic has designed RegCure to examine several different types of registry entry including COM/ActiveX
Entries, Uninstall Entries, Font Entries, Shared DLLs, Application Paths, Help Files Information, Windows
Startup Items, File/Path References, Program Shortcuts, Empty Registry Keys and File Associations. The user can
select any number of these to scan.
Once scanning is complete, the user has the option to delete all of the invalid registry entries that
RegCure has discovered. Information about each entry is provided, enabling the user to make a decision about
whether to keep the entry (just in case). There is even an option to set RegCure to ignore selected entries in
future scans.
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Below: RegCure scanning options

Below: RegCure scanning in progress

Below: RegCure managing startup options

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