PCSleek Free Error Cleaner

There are times when we encounter strange errors and Windows does not even have the decency to tell us what went wrong. Instead of restarting your computer, stopping or reinstalling the crashed application, you can use PCSleek Free Error Cleaner to fix the issue. It can be used to scan your system for missing or invalid Registry references. You can customize what keys to scan and if the software finds any problems, it will attempt to fix them.

The package can be downloaded for free in no time, even with a slower Internet connection. It is only 938 Kb large and it features a standard wizard which will not hinder you with any additional settings or tools. The software is compatible with most Windows versions and its low system requirements will not force you to upgrade your computer.

After launching the program, you will find a long list of Registry items on the interface. They can be selected for a scan with the aid of check buttons and the scan itself can be commenced by clicking a Start button, under the list. When the process is complete, the same Registry items will be displayed in a tree structure and the found problems will be listed next to it. The found errors will be displayed according to what item you select in the tree structure and you can select which ones to fix, also with the aid of check boxes. Once you select the errors, you can go to the repair page by clicking the designated button in the lower right corner of the window. The program will attempt to fix them, but you will have to register the product first.

PCSleek Free Error Cleaner can be scheduled to perform regular scans on a fixed time interval, on system startup and so on. The feature can be found in the general options panel, which can be accessed by clicking a button on the interface's top edge. Performing any kind of task on Registry keys is usually risky. If you don't like to take any chances, you can rest easy because the software will automatically create a restore point, before attempting to fix any errors. Should something go wrong, you can access the restore panel the same way as the general options one. Simply select the restore point from a list and click a button beneath it to start the recovering process.