User manual
Table Of Contents
- Welcome to AVG PC TuneUp!
- The Start Center
- PC Optimization Modes
- Optimization Status
- Menu Bar
- Status & Recommendations
- Optimizing the System
- Gaining Disk Space
- Fixing Problems
- Customizing Windows
- Overview of All Functions
- Rating Function for Programs
- The AVG PC TuneUp Gadget
- AVG PC TuneUp in Taskbar Notification Area
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Ignore Problems
You can remove individual problems from the list so that they are not found by the analysis.
For this, perform the following steps:
1. Select a problem from the list of corresponding areas.
2. In the Edit menu, select Ignore problem.
You can also get to this function using the list entry context menu.
Include Ignored Problems Again
If you no longer wish to ignore a problem, you can add it back to the analysis.
For this, perform the following steps:
1. In the File menu, select Ignored problems.
2. Highlight it in the list and click Remove.
Show Entries in the Registry
From the detailed problem list for an area, you can go straight to the relevant entry in the registry for
every problem.
For this, perform the following steps:
1. Select a problem from the list.
2. In the Edit menu, select Problem details and Go to key.
You can also get to this function using the list entry context menu.
Editing the Registry
In the toolbar, click Registry Editor to directly call up the AVG PC TuneUp module for editing the
registry.
7.2.2. Defragmenting the Registry
In this chapter, you will find out how you can use the AVG Registry Defrag module to reduce the size of the
registry by defragmenting it and why it is important to do so.
The registry is the heart of a Windows system. It is where Windows continuously stores entries (values and
keys). In addition, each newly installed program and every newly connected hardware is entered in the registry
where it records keys and values.
This causes the registry to get bigger and bigger. However, the bigger the registry, the longer the system
needs to find certain information requested at any given moment by a program - Windows then becomes
slower. When a program is uninstalled or when the registry is cleaned up, these keys and values are usually
deleted, but despite this the registry does not get any smaller. Why is this? The space previously taken up by