We have prepared for you a new Reg Organizer 8.30, in which we have implemented several new useful features.

There are many tools to automatically clean your PC, but none of them can free up significant volumes of disk space. This is mainly due to the fact that quite small pieces of information are removed from the system, which will reappear over time. However, there is a method of manual cleaning, which frees up much more space for a long time.

In the new Reg Organizer 8.25 version, the uninstall tool was updated with a new feature – search for unused programs. You can run a search and check your system for the presence of applications that you have installed and have not run for a long time.

The new version of Reg Organizer enables you to more efficiently free up hard drive space on your Windows system and protect the system against unnecessary and malicious startup programs.

On July 23, 2018, the antivirus vendor finally released an official response, which noted that this is a false positive and that in the next update, Reg Organizer will be removed from the database.

A new version of Reg Organizer 8.15 has been released. It comes with several new features and improvements that increase the efficiency and speed of the program.

In the new version of Reg Organizer 8.10, we have significantly changed the features of the uninstall tool. Apart from making the uninstaller now work faster and look a little different, we have made a number of significant improvements. We will discuss them below.

We are glad to present the eighth version of the Reg Organizer system utility that allows you to speed up operation of your Windows computer and free some disk space.

Users of Reg Organizer and Autorun Organizer may have noticed that the diagram displays different system boot times, even without any changes made to autostart parameters. There are no changes in the system, but the boot up speed varies. What’s the matter?

In our article about removing unused programs, we explained that this also helps to wipe out unnecessary elements from Windows autostart and free some resources. There are applications you don’t use very often, but they do launch with Windows and stay in memory all the time, waiting for your commands. Simply put, they needlessly eat up resources of the computer.