A simple yet efficient application that can reduce your system’s fragmentation rate, while offering the possibility to create a system restore point before defragmentation.
- Eusing Free Registry Defrag
- Version :2.3 Build 20140925
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Eusing Software
Eusing Free Registry Defrag Description
Eusing Free Registry Defrag is simple-to-use application that can reduce registry fragmentation in order to declutter it and recover some space. It comes bundled with just a few standard settings that can be adjusted by anyone, even users with little experience in defragmentation software.
Installing the tool takes little time and minimal effort. Its interface is represented by a standard window with a simple structure, where you can get started by performing a registry analysis.
This process may take a while, depending on your registry’s complexity, during which all other open applications may become temporarily inactive. Their status resumes once scanning is done, though.
A list shows the hive name, current and estimated size after reduction, along with the reduction difference (in percent), thus enabling you to view changes before actually applying them.
After the defrag job is done, it is required to restart the computer, so make sure to save all open files beforehand.
As far as program settings are concerned, you can ask Eusing Free Registry Defrag to create a system restore point before starting defragmentation (just in case Windows starts experiencing issues afterward), disable the confirmation dialog before defragging, as well as hide the grid lines for the hive name list.
The utility has a good response time, uses a barely noticeable amount of CPU and RAM, and delivers good results. No errors were displayed in our testing, and the tool did not freeze or crash. Its interface needs a little work, though. Apart from that aspect, Eusing Free Registry Defrag should please all users looking to easily defrag the registry. There is also a portable counterpart available.