Computer cleaner

I see they offer a 15-day free trial. If you're really desperate you can use that to see if it helps. Be sure to make a system restore point before you run it the registry cleaner part! If it cleans too much, unexpected things can happen.

And don't believe marketing tricks like "This week $29.99 in stead of $59.99". Next week and next month and next year that will be the same.

Kees

The vast majority of the time, these programs are little more than scams. The only real benefit they provide is doing a bunch of things that already exist within Windows all from one place. Plenty of times they have registry cleaners or fixers, which generally do the exact opposite of what they claim and make matters worse. If you stop and think about it, AV companies are pretty up front about how they decide something is a virus or malware and how they go about removing them, but you never see anything like that for registry cleaning programs. You never see a clear explanation of why registry entry #1 is selected for removal while registry entry #2 is not. There's also the fact that Microsoft came out with the first registry cleaner, and very quickly pulled it from their website. They haven't bothered ever putting it back up probably going on 20 years later. To me, that says something.

Anyway, your problems seem like they run much deeper than some alleged performance tuning program is going to be able to fix. Others might have different ideas, but if it were my computer I'd probably gather up all the drivers from the computer manufacturer's website and then just reinstall Windows from scratch.

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