The Advanced Registry Optimizer application looks, talks and walks like a rogue registry cleaner.
Reports show that the Advanced Registry Optimizer program is a seemingly legitimate program masked as a true registry cleaner. Experts however claim that Advanced Registry Optimizer is a Rogue Registry Cleaner program that purposely makes exaggerated claims on the user’s computer system security. Reports claim that it does so to entice computer users into buying a paid version of the program.
Advocates of the Advanced Registry Optimizer application categorize the software as a user-friendly registry cleaner that can dramatically improve the performance of the user’s computer. It allegedly does this by removing errors existing in the user’s computer.
It is claimed that it is a Windows utility that aids in maintaining the stability of the user’s computer by scanning for and repairing worthless registry entries.
It is claimed by the sponsors of this program that the Advanced Registry Optimizer application assists in providing the accelerated system speeds and enhanced response time of the user’s computer. Some advertisers even claim that the application can give efficient system operation and a more secure system. It is also said to reduce error messages.
Publishers of this software also claim that this program can be helpful when the user is experiencing reduced Internet and computer speed. It can also help remove irremovable computer programs. In instances when the computer does not boot as it should be as well as in cases where some applications stopped when new software has been installed, the Advanced Registry Optimizer is said to be efficient
Supporters of the Advanced Registry Optimizer application claim that this product can perform actions such as scanning user’s computer for errors and defragging the user’s registry. It is also capable of executing backup files, restoring files, displaying and classifying registry errors. It can eradicate the detected registry errors.
Notwithstanding these acclaimed beneficial uses, security experts consider the Advanced Registry Optimizer application a malware. This is because it makes exaggerated claims regarding the security of the user’s computer. It is also said by experts that the application can provide possibly incorrect results on the scan conducted. These seemingly legitimate results can be used as a tool to scare and persuade the users into purchasing a commercial version of the program.
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constant-content.com | November 13th, 2009
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