Pros:
It can remove useless and faulty registry items with several clicks. It's easy and simple to use.

Cons:
It covers a limited scope of error types, and some items might be removed wrongly. Therefore, a backup of important data is a must - do before employing Registry Wizard.

Benefits:
The program's error scan identifies critical missing system services and invalid file extensions along with noncritical broken references, invalid fonts, and orphaned help files.
A detailed summary of number of items scanned, errors found, and time elapsed are displayed on the main window.

Registry Wizard did average in our tests, completely deleting scanned errors while some programs were removed wrongly; thus you should make a backup of your system before using.

Interface:
The interface is quite friendly to users; even a beginner could operate it with ease. When I first launched this app, the most impression on me was simple to use, as each button as well as tab exemplifies the function well.

Setup:
It takes only a few seconds to install this program. Following installation wizard, to install it becomes extremely easy; it's clean software since there isn't any adware, spyware as well as malware bundled with Registry Wizard.

Should you decide to remove this program, you could launch "Control Panel" to uninstall and it's very quick to finish.

System Requirements:
It runs well on Windows 98, 2000, ME, NT and XP. This program is quite light whose weight is about 2MB. The RAM requires at least 64MB and 128MB is recommended. These configurations are easy to achieve, aren't they?

Conclusion:
As a registry tool, it's a traditional one for users to repair registry problems, yet some scopes of errors cannot be recognized by Registry Wizard. The simple design of its interface fits beginners most.

It earns a pretty nice fame while I consider it needs improving, for some errors could not be corrected.