What's new:
(+) a feature is added
(*) a feature is improved/changed
(-) a bug is fixed
New in version 4.3.1
+ new error category: Invalid File Associations;
+ option to scan for errors either all user registry files available on the computer or only the currently
active user registry file ;
* no program restart required on entering registration key -purchase a license key on-line and fix all errors without re-scanning the registry;
New in version 4.2
+ new command line parameters;
+ start menu shortcuts to quick run Registry Scan, Registry Backup Restore, Registry Keyword Search;
* interface changes;
New in version 4.1
* minor interface changes/corrections;
+ automatic creation of restore points/full registry backups on Windows XP/2000/2003;
+ option to schedule automatic registry scan;
- valid entries from the "Auto Run Programs" category would not be removed;
+ colors of the found entries list can be adjusted for comfortable viewing;
New in version 4.0
+ A new updated Windows XP style program interface with new buttons and an easier interface.
+ The program is using new technology making it faster than previous releases.
+ There are now three safety levels of found registry errors: Safe to modify, Caution and Extreme Caution which are shown by green, yellow and red Icon. This makes it much easier for the beginners to use now.
+ Along with the new levels of safety, we created an easy way to switch between views of found errors: by error category or by safety level.
+ The Backup Manager now allows you to restore any single registry entry from the .reg backup files. You can even search backup files for keywords to help in restoring special items.
+ For those who have a lot of bad entries but not a lot of time to review them all in a single run, you can now use the new option to limit registry scan by the number of found errors. So instead of 1000 errors to fix in a single run, you can set it to any number you want, 800, 300, 100, whatever.
+ For those outside of the US, our language files may now define a font name to use with the particular language making it much more versatile and easy to read for foreign languages. |
