This is supposed to be a program to help the speed of your computer, and hope it sticks to just that. It is capable of repairing multiple problems, which include missing desktop icons; missing taskbar; missing drives; no audio and denied access to both task manager and control panel.

I tried the registry cleaner to see how it was going to help me delete or remove old and unwanted items from my system, and I was not too disappointed. The system is able to remove obsolete items from your system registry in order to speed up your system and increase manageability of your registry. Sometimes we find out that most of the files on our hard drive are unwanted, SysCheckUp is able to help clean it up.

A quick glance of what you can have this program do for you at $$19.95 include: repairs of problem such as: Windows installer; missing taskbar; missing CD drives; malfunctioning CD autorun; video/audio codecs; malfunctioning printing among others. Also, you can use it to analyze your registry and compact your registry to speed up registry access times and possibly increase your system performance.

The only problem I have with SysCheckUp 2.14.1 is the way it slows down a system at reboot.

Want to check it out? Visit Syscheckup

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