Registry Watch 3.2

Registry Watch, as the name says, keeps an eye on Windows Registry. It does it by taking snapshots of the registry. It creates snapshots before and after the installation of the software and the changes made in the registry are recorded. This is why Registry Watch can be used as a uninstaller for uninstalling software. It can remove the software completely. It makes regular backups of Windows Registry and whenever needed these backups can be easily restored. It gives you the capability of taking snapshots of both files and registry. With this functionality you have more control over your system. Registry Watch can also be used as a Registry Compare tool. It has the capability of comparing the entire Registry or just a single hive. You can also specify any custom key which you would like to compare. The interface is pretty intuitive and the whole process of creating and restoring snapshots takes less then 60 seconds. It works on any Windows platform; from Windows 95 to Windows XP, 2000 to Vista.