Registry First Aid 4.1 Online Manual
Registry First Aid will help you find and correct problems with your system registry.
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Overview- Registering the software
- Technical support
Getting started
- How to use Registry First Aid
- Search the registry for words
- Check the registry for errors
- Select corrections for invalid registry entries
- Using the pop-up menu
- Advanced settings
- Create/Restore Registry Backups
- Make backups before modifying registry entries
- Create full registry backup
- Automatically create full registry backups
- What restore option to choose
- Restore registry from .reg backup files
- Restore full registry backup in Windows® 98
- Restore full registry backup in Windows® ME
- Restore full registry backup in Windows® 2000
- Restore full registry backup in Windows® XP
Windows® 2000/XP/2003 does not boot regardless of try Safe Mode and Last Known Good Configuration
- Compacting the registry
- Check the Web for updates
- Multilanguage Support
- Command line parameters
- Note for machines with multiple Operating Systems installed
- FAQ
- Why does Registry First Aid initially show entries as "Delete Entry" and then change to "Leave the entry without change"?
- What are the limitations of the unregistered version?
- Why does Registry First Aid find fewer invalid registry entries than some other registry cleaners?
- Why doesn't Registry First Aid recognize all my removable drives in the "excluded" list?
- Why does a second run of the program still find a few dozen invalid entries?
- "Error reading REG_MULTI_SZ registry key : "Counter"" appears during the registry scan.
- After cleaning the registry with Registry First Aid, I find a program does not function correctly. What do I do?
- How do I uninstall Registry First Aid?
- What is the proper procedure for installing updates? Should I uninstall the previous version?
- If I get an error relating to some deleted Registry item, how do I locate this in the backup, and restore it?
- Why doesn't Registry First Aid scan HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT hive? Is there a reason for this?
- Why after running Registry First Aid, does the program ask if I want to compact the registry? Do I want to do that?
- I have multiprocessor machine and the program raises "Access Violation" error while running the scan.
- Sometimes I get a I/O error when I try to fix the registry errors.
- My computer reboots on the second step - scanning disks
- Double-clicking on a .reg backup file does not restore backup. Instead, it runs notepad. How to fix this?
- Registry First Aid always stops on scanning the same registry key
- I have the default 'Excluded Paths' listed, such as :\RECYCLER\ etc.., when I'm logged on (XP Home), but not listed when using Registry First Aid under the other two user names on the same PC. Why is that?
- I noticed that I have to register the program separately under each user name on the same machine. Why?
- My copy of Registry First Aid finds everything, shows what to correct but when I tell it to correct the items it does nothing. What is wrong?
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How every found entry is displayed in the list
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Each item under the Invalid Paths consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the parameter's name and value;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Invalid Fonts consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the font name and referenced file name;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Obsolete Start Menu Items consists of two lines (parts):
- the registry key with obsolete menu item;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Invalid Application Paths consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key with the application exe name;
- the problem description;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Invalid Help Files consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the help file name and path;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Invalid Shared DLLs consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the invalid shared DLL file path;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Auto Run Programs consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the name, description and path of a program in auto start registry key;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Unused Software Entries consists of two lines (parts):
- the registry key with obsolete software entry;
- the suggested correction.
Each item under the Invalid Known DLLs consists of three lines (parts):
- the registry key;
- the alias, description and file name of invalid DLL;
- the suggested correction.
Different parts of an item can have different font colors:
Registry key and simple text - black font color;
Registry parameter - blue font color;
Invalid value - red font color;
Suggested correction - font color depends on the type of correction (see below).
See also:
Cut Invalid Substring correction
Select corrections for invalid registry entries