Error Doctor Review

Detailed Error Doctor Review

Error Doctor is a popular registry cleaner and PC optimization software, which boasts a massive 6.5 million + downloads - making this one of the most downloaded registry cleaners online. This shows that Error Doctor is very popular. All those people can't be wrong, can they? In this review, we will examine some of the pros and cons to Error Doctor.

Features:
Error Doctor includes all the basic features you need with a registry cleaner. Firstly, it has the ability to scan your system for errors (it also gives you a "risk" rating, which is a nice touch). You can also choose on certain areas to be scanned - although most users will want to keep all of these boxes checked.

It also has features which enable you to restore previous registry backups, schedule the program to run at specific times, and general options such as "automatically load on Windows start-up".

One feature that seems to be missing with Error Doctor is a "start-up manager", which would allow you to stop certain programs from loading when you start your computer. Turning off some of these things can make your computer much faster, but Error Doctor doesn't have anything to do this, whereas many other registry cleaners and PC optimization software does. It would have been nice to see a few additional features. This isn't a major problem, however.

Ease of Installation:
Installing Error Doctor was very simple and straight-forward. The download is fairly small, so you won't be kept waiting if you have a broadband connection. Once it's downloaded, you simply open the file and it will begin to install. Once you've accepted the license agreement, Error Doctor will install itself in just a few moments.

Support:
The support available for Error Doctor is very basic. You are provided with a support ticket style contact form, which you can use to give them your details and ask a question. You are limited to Tech Questions, Payment Questions, and Lost Password.

The support for Error Doctor is pretty weak, to say the least. However, response times are satisfactory if you have to use support. Obviously most users won't need to use support - but it would be nice if there was some further help available to those who have problems with their PC. This is sadly lacking in Error Doctor.

Presentation:
Error Doctor has a pleasant and easy-to-use interface. There isn't many features, so there isn't anywhere to get lost in the program. You simply use the "scan" button and let the program do the rest. Here's a few images of each feature that Error Doctor offers.

This image shows the main "scan" screen. This is where you can scan your system registry, and select individual parts of the system to scan - if that's something you want to do. Most people will leave everything checked here.	Click image to enlarge
This image shows the "ignored keys" feature. This is where you can ignore registry keys, so that Error Doctor knows not to delete them.	Click image to enlarge
This is the "settings" tab, where you can configure the settings of Error Doctor. There isn't much to do here - you can choose to have it load on Windows start-up, and you can choose for it to perform a scan automatically whenever you load Error Doctor.	Click image to enlarge
This image shows the "scheduler" tab. This is where you can choose for Error Doctor to run at set dates and times.	Click image to enlarge

In conclusion, Error Doctor is an effective registry cleaner - and it does what it says it does. But it is also quite basic. Some would say this is a good thing, after all, it does what it claims, so what else do you want? But it does lack a few useful features that many other registry cleaners have as standard. Call to action/guarantee:

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