When errors start to pop up trying to open some specific programs on Windows PC (due to broken or outdated registry entries, caused by series of installation and uninstallation errors and other reasons), then PC users tend towards the use of registry cleaners. ‘Registry’ is a database that saves relevant settings and preferences for Windows operating system and third-party programs. The question is, does Mac need a registry cleaner? The fast and simple answer to this question is “No.” But the real life is much more complicated than this. There are lots of registry cleaners nowadays on the Internet, and you might be wondering if you could get one to fix your slow Mac PC.
