Windows, for whatever reason, does not come with its own built-in registry repair or optimization utility.
If you suspect that your Windows registry may have become corrupt, then you can leverage a registry repair utility to scan your registry for errors and even fix them.
How does your registry get corrupt and how can you prevent it from becoming corrupt again in the future?
Unfortunately, the onus of maintaining the integrity of the database is on the applications that use it. The registry is a passive data repository. There is absolutely no schema checking. No data integrity validation takes place. No referential integrity cross-checks are performed before committing any adds, deletes, or modifications you attempt to make against the registry.
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