The Internet has changed a lot of important processes over the years, and one of the best changes is the opening up of information. Before the widespread use of the Internet, there was only a limited amount of places that you could go to if you wanted to read up on something, but now everyone has an opinion. This is great, because you can get so many different points on important topics.

Picking a registry cleaner is important because a clean registry will increase your computers performance tenfold. But finding the right one can take a lot of hard work. Reading many registry cleaner reviews can help you narrow down your choices, but which review should you trust above others? I have read a lot of registry cleaner reviews, so here are my thoughts on the matter. I am not affiliated with any of these sites or people, this is just a review.

1. Good, but uncontrolled

Top 10 Best Registry Cleaners seems like the place to go if you want to read about the top ten best. Unlike other sites, this one is more of a sounding board for customer reviews. The rankings are based off of what customers have said, not what the site owners want. Anyone can write a review of the products, and you can read the reviews as well. The owners are open that they earn their money from affiliation; that is, they get a percentage of every purchase made from a click from their site. But because they have no control over which products make the top ten, they have no control over which product will be at the top.

http://www.top10bestregistrycleaners.com/

2. Quality + graphics

Registry Cleaners Reviews gives good, non-biased reviews of registry cleaners. They too are open about the fact that they make a commission from the products reviewed, and the top five are bases solely off of their reviews. But they seem well written, and they contain good graphics.

http://www.registrycleanersreviewed.com/

3. On their own

Registry Cleaner Geeks make up their own list of the top cleaners based off of their own reviews. The reviews are well written, and they do make a good balance of pointing out the good and bad of everything. This site does have a scary looking legal section, and they don’t say how they picked their top selections, or if they are getting money from affiliations. Also, whenever you click the back button, it comes up with an annoying scare tactic to get you to buy one of their products.

http://www.registrycleanergeeks.com/disclosure/

4. Free Trap

Free Downloads Centre is a go between site that tells you where you can get free downloads of just about anything. Products are listed based on release date, not by rating. You have to click into the product before you can see the ratings, but they do make a clear difference between user reviews and their own ratings. The main difference between this site and the others is that they will show you products that are free, so you can get a good registry cleaning program without paying anything. They don’t mention whether they get money through affiliated sales of the items that cost money, though.

http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Search/registry_cleaner.html

This article is written by Kevin Moor, who also writes for top-registry-cleaner.org, a site emphasizing on registry cleaner reviews.