RegZooka is a program that will check for problems in your registry file. It can detect and fix common registry problems such as DLL errors, invalid file messages, startup errors, missing files or fonts, empty or unused registry keys, application errors, runtime errors, and invalid ActiveX keys, among others.
Once you've installed the program, it will immediately begin to scan your computer for errors. Once finished, it will show you a report with the problems found grouped by type. You can ignore some problems, a group of them, or all of them. You can also choose to let the program fix the problems it has found. However, RegZooka’s unregistered version will not fix anything. The program also offers to make a backup copy of the registry, to allow you to restore it in case of disaster. Again, this function will not work in the unregistered version. Finally, another not available in this version feature would allow you to defragment the registry.
The program keeps a record of the problems found, and offers you to optimize your startup by removing programs that are loaded each time you start up your system. You have guessed it already: these features are not available in the unregistered version. To sum up, this unregistered version's scan shows you an extremely long list of problems, of which you are not allowed to fix even one. That leads me to think that they try to scare people, and make them buy its product.
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