Registry Cleaners

Heres one more question from my side that many cannot answer (including me myself)...
Everyone(OK,not everyone but almost everyone on this thread) knows that REGISTRY CLEANERS cause a lot of problems and that they are harmful for the system and windows and etc.. and stuff all like that.

But the question is....
Windows ,over time ,develops many registry related problems and we recommend not to use registry cleaners...
So How does windows clean the obselete entires left over by corrupted installs,uninstall'es and other activities??
Does Windows 7 and other version of windows have INBUILT REGISTRY CLEANERS that run over a period of time?
If so ,how does it works?

This is a GENERALIZED Debate about how windows works and I need some inputs from your side.
Let me know what you think about it

 

Thanks for the reply but I am still curious about the question and with your reply,
my curiosity has been doubled for the answer.
How does windows cleans the registry itself?
I had used several registry cleaners in the past and I am using them presently to conduct a personal survey(non profit)......
Sometimes the RC finds about 200-400 errors and then after several days of using my system they usually find 50-60 errors??
Howz That?

 

No,anyone isnt trying to sell me any kinda RC.
Thanks again for the quick reply.
I just want to know how windows 7 works about on its reg!

 

When you're a hammer, everything else looks like a nail.

For a very rough analogy, think of the registry as a phone book. When you want the phone number for Pullyalup Moneyhand you don't start reading the phone book from the first entry under letter 'A' and continue until you reach the number you're searching for. You flip to 'M', then 'Mo', then 'Mon', and suddenly Pullyalup Moneyhand jumps right out at you.

If the phone of someone you don't know and will never call has been disconnected because they moved, what are the odds that you are going to actively search for that number listed under that name you don't know, or pause to read the name and address associated with that number when you are in fact looking up a number you actually want to dial?

Such a number is an "error" in your phone book, but it in no way hampers or impedes your use of your phone book. As more people (whom you have never known) move, more "errors" appear in your phone book, but still have no effect on your use of your phone book.

 

The is one of the best Explanation of my question.
Its worth looking for.
Thanks for a such a Incredible Answer bbearren.
Good answer.
But the mytery still continues.......
Does windows 7 rectifies the registry errors itself??

 

I suggest you go to the link below and post your question there.

{redoak}

http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/windows7

 

Thanks Redoak,
Will do.
Thanks again.
I will leave it as unsloved for sometime