"Runtime errors" is a collective name to the cryptic error messages one receives when an issue occurs in the computer.
Typically, the error will have a designated identifying number and a short description that helps computer experts locate the source of the error.
For most PC owners, however, these errors are incomprehensible.
The advent of the internet allows PC owners to look up errors and solutions for them by simply typing the error code into a search engine.
There are two main issues with this approach: one, not all webpages about errors are written by knowledgeable professionals and not all solutions found on the web are necessarily good for each particular case.
A second issue is that sometimes tracking down the source of the error is impossible or time consuming.
In place of an internet search, we propose a unified solution regardless of the error type- registry cleaning.
Your computer maintains a logbook of sorts with instructions on opening and running any program you have on your computer.
This logbook is called "the registry" in IT speak.
Since the registry is extremely important, your computer cannot erase any files on the registry, even if they are obsolete or corrupted.
Additionally, your computer creates copies of important files in your registry.
It is easy to see then, that the registry can become cluttered very quickly.
"But what does that have to do with errors?" you might be asking.
Well, if the registry contains corrupted files, your computer will run into problems.
Slowness, crashing, freezing, and other errors mostly stem from the registry issues mentioned above.
The good news is that the solution is simple: all you have to do is download a registry cleaner, run a diagnostic scan, and let the program correct the issues it finds.
The benefits of such scan are a faster, less error-prone computer, so it is well worth it.
Note however, that not every registry cleaner out there is suitable for your computer.
You will need to research your options.
When looking for a cleaner, make sure the cleaner is suited for your windows version, is made by a well-known, reputable company and has good ratings.
If you follow these basic rules of thumb, you should have no problem finding a good cleaner for your computer.
Typically, the error will have a designated identifying number and a short description that helps computer experts locate the source of the error.
For most PC owners, however, these errors are incomprehensible.
The advent of the internet allows PC owners to look up errors and solutions for them by simply typing the error code into a search engine.
There are two main issues with this approach: one, not all webpages about errors are written by knowledgeable professionals and not all solutions found on the web are necessarily good for each particular case.
A second issue is that sometimes tracking down the source of the error is impossible or time consuming.
In place of an internet search, we propose a unified solution regardless of the error type- registry cleaning.
Your computer maintains a logbook of sorts with instructions on opening and running any program you have on your computer.
This logbook is called "the registry" in IT speak.
Since the registry is extremely important, your computer cannot erase any files on the registry, even if they are obsolete or corrupted.
Additionally, your computer creates copies of important files in your registry.
It is easy to see then, that the registry can become cluttered very quickly.
"But what does that have to do with errors?" you might be asking.
Well, if the registry contains corrupted files, your computer will run into problems.
Slowness, crashing, freezing, and other errors mostly stem from the registry issues mentioned above.
The good news is that the solution is simple: all you have to do is download a registry cleaner, run a diagnostic scan, and let the program correct the issues it finds.
The benefits of such scan are a faster, less error-prone computer, so it is well worth it.
Note however, that not every registry cleaner out there is suitable for your computer.
You will need to research your options.
When looking for a cleaner, make sure the cleaner is suited for your windows version, is made by a well-known, reputable company and has good ratings.
If you follow these basic rules of thumb, you should have no problem finding a good cleaner for your computer.