• jeremycollake

    I am the author of RegMerge. Indeed, RegMerge is *not* registry boosting software, nor does it claim to be. From where was this claim taken? It is also NOT a registry cleaner at all. It has a completely different use -to selectively merge .REG files into the registry, or see what changes a .REG file would make to your registry hives. This software is for *advanced* users, and is in *alpha* stage development, hence the lack of ease of use.

    • jeremycollake

      I would also like to express that I am one of the original critics of registry cleaning software, and one of the purposes of RegMerge is to help people who damaged their registry by using such software. These people may search the internet and find a .REG file to import keys into their registry. Thus, the point of RegMerge is to show them what they are changing rather than have them blindly import a .REG file into their hives, which could be damaging. If you actually *read* the RegMerge page, which has not changed in a long time, I am *very* critical of registry cleaners. Hence my response here – as I do not want anything I write to be classified as a ‘registry cleaner’ or ‘registry booster’. Indeed, I even wrote RegBench to help prove that these utilities do not boost performance.