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Yes! You got it! Your best bet to getting the best registry cleaner to rid your pc of those errors, hiccups, freezing and slowness is to get a GOOD registry cleaner review that'll tell you about the best quality registry fixers, and all you need to know about them before you buy it.

However, there are some things you need to watch out for in any good review/recommendation of registry fixing and cleaning software, in order to get the best cleaner from them, always!

1. Were computers really tested with the product?

Ensure that computers were really tested, and the results from the tests displayed. If not, it is probably an advert trying to mask as a review.

2. Watch out for the backup utility.

The backup utility is a very helpful feature in any good registry cleaning and fixing software. The backup utility enables you to restore any unwanted changes that have been made to your pc by the registry cleaning software.

You really shouldn't give any review that recommends a cleaner not having a backup utility any serious attention, as this feature is a very important part of any registry fix software.

3. Make sure it's a bargain for the price.

Also, ensure that the cleaner recommended is a bargain for its price. In the market for registry fixing and cleaning products, research has shown that price is NOT a measure of quality. You could really get cheated in this. You can get a very good registry fixer for MUCH LESS than another that is a much lower performer.

Ensure that the review talks about the product's high quality when compared to other registry cleaners, and that it's a bargain at its price!

4. Make sure it does not take forever to scan and fix your pc!

Any registry cleaner worth its salt would scan your and fix your pc registry very quickly.

There are some registry fix/clean software that seem to take an eternity to scan and fix your pc errors. Ensure the registry review you go to mentions this, and that its recommended software is FAST.

This can save you much regret later.

You can always get a high quality registry cleaner on the web. As long as you confirm that it fulfills the important criteria mentioned above, and it's professionally done, you can go for its recommendation - it'll NOT let you down.

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Jake Blake is a researcher in computers and products that assist in their usage, and recommends the regular use of registry cleaners and other quality computer products for peak computer performance and data protection.

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# posted by satellite25744 : 9:27 PM  0 comments

Moving house is one of the most stressful life events. When I first came to London I had about twenty addresses in three years. After the first few moves I got pretty good at it. I had to! Here's what I did:

1. Pack well in advance

It used to drive me wild how some people in our house left it until the last minute. The result was they'd still be going back and forth from the old place, to the new, days later, for the last pot plant or bit of cutlery.

Make up your mind that you are quitting this house for good, then don't stay a minute longer than you have to. Otherwise you'll be wasting time that could be more profitably spent doing something else.

2. Put small things into a large container.

This saves multiple trips. Sturdy medium-size boxes are a life saver, as they can be stacked easily.

3. Containers should be light enough for one person to lift.

Some people try to fill up a big box with books, for example. The result: no one can lift it, or worse, it's just light enough for someone to try lifting it, and put their back out.

4. First to go in, last out.

You'll be putting the carpets down first, presumably, so they should be last into the van. If you're super organised you can decorate the new house 'on the fly'. Otherwise, put all your stuff in the smallest room in the new place, and then move it about from there, when it's all moved in. This stops the need to move stuff between rooms later.

5. Leave behind what you don't need.

If you've always hated the sofa, leave it behind. Some people have a curious pack-rat mentality; they love to hoard. If what you're hoarding is not gold or jewels, but jam-jars and newspapers, leave them behind.

6. Hire a big van with a big man.

This should really be the number one tip. The idea of a big van is that you'll make fewer trips, ideally only one. Some people try to save money by using their cars, or a friend with a mini van. The result: umpteen trips stretching over days. You get cheesed-off, and so does your friend. Instead of decorating your new place, you're still half-in the old one.

Moving house is very stressful. Get it done as quick as you can. Hire the biggest van you can find.

7. Many hands make light work.

After you've hired the big van, get as many friends as you can involved in the move. If you're really organised, you can move house in half a day. I did this once, to the great surprise and gratitude of the van driver we used. He'd been expecting a day-long slog.

8. Mark parking space for your van.

Cordon off enough parking space for your van driver, so he can park next to the house.

9. Cancel the utilities.

Bit of an obvious one, really. You don't want strangers running up bills in your name. Let the utilities know the date you're due to move out.

# posted by satellite25744 : 1:13 AM  0 comments