Sometimes you will find a registry cleaner that gives you no indication of which OS’s their program is designed for.  Actually, this is good.  These registry cleaners can take care of just about all registries.  If they can’t service the your operating system’s registry a popup message will tell you soon as soon as you start your initial free scan.  This would be unusual though because advanced software such as this will be able to clean all but the most unusual registries.

For instance, I am running Windows Vista on a 64 bit system.  A 64 bit system is not very common and a lot of registry cleaners, even the some of the most popular ones stipulate they will clean Windows Vista 32 bit systems.  Not stipulating 64 bit means they are
unable to work on that registry.

In any event, I wanted to try out and review a new registry cleaner that had made no indication on their page of which registries their product did or did not work on.  So, I tried it with my 64 bit system and it worked beautifully!  So, impressed was I with its performance, the company behind it and  its extra features, I have made it my most highly recommended registry cleaner!

As far as Windows XP registry cleaners go.  I don’t believe there are any programs around today that are not compatible with Windows XP.  Let’s face it; if they were not upgraded to XP ready yet, they would be so far behind the times they could not possibly have survived until now.

Yes, there still are some programs around not yet ready for Vista, but I no of none not ready for XP.  Most registry cleaners are compatible with both XP and Windows Vista.

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Windows XP Registry Cleaners