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Originally Posted by Anonymouse
As you've probably already guessed (I deduce this from your saying 'so-called'), they tend to make things worse. The safer way to deal with Registry problems, usually, is to reinstall whatever software's causing the problem, or refer to tech support. The Registry is nowhere near as easy to use - or fix - as most of these programs imply; they can be useful, but only if you know exactly what you're doing...in which case you probably wouldn't need such a program anyway. 
A useful site for solving Windows problems is http://www.annoyances.org - post whatever error messages you get, state what software you're using and ask politely for help; you'll get it. Remember to post only in the site's ME forum, since that's the Windows version you're using.
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I'll stay WELL away from the registry then!
I must remember to create restore points more often too
I guess I get a little carried away installing things and forget. I'll have a look at that site too
Cheers!