Utilities Premium handling of registry errors

The only items in the history file for the last two years are windows or internet junk files removed.  What I would like to see is a clear statement such as 'registry repair run - no errors found' or similar.   No message or indication of any kind could mean that the function isn't working.  Other functions report working 100%, or no junk files found, but registry checks never get a mention.

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Thanks for your help, I can see why you don't use NU and I won't be getting it for my other PC's.  Whilst it talks about "Clean out and repair registry problems" the only ones that it actually does anything about is broken shortcuts, so I was looking for something it doesn't do.  

The dialogue only shows up when Windows cleanup is run individually and whilst it is running, blink and you'll miss it, and nothing gets put into history to show that it ran.  It doesn't show when run as part of All-in-one PC cleanup though the dialogue for Internet cleanup does, which is misleading.

Looks like I'll need a separate registry cleanup tool like iolo system mechanic or similar for my older PC's.

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Interesting - one of my more infrequently used laptops (hence delay in responding) can take more than 5 minutes to boot-up.  Norton scan reports 11 broken links that can cause slow or failure to boot and try's to sell utilities premium to fix the problem.  Is this over hyping the issue, or is there a genuine case to fix?

thanks for the checks & fixes, a lot of good stuff there- for the record the laptop is using Windows 10.0.19045, updated monthly since installation.  All drivers regularly checked & updated as required through HP Assistant. HDD using 125gb out of 930gb.

However in the event log is an error 0xC00000D4 - failed fast start, which appears even more infrequently than PC boots.  A controlled shutdown and start from cold boots up in less than 2 mins and doesn't show any error - so it looks as if the problem could be attributed to something going awry in the shutdown occasionally.  If it starts happening regularly then I'll start on the suggested fixes, meantime what's not broken doesn't need fixing!