Is Registry Mechanic targeted at novice or advanced users?
Registry Mechanic is designed to be simple to use for novice users, although this product has more advanced features too.
How do I undo changes made to the Windows Registry by Registry Mechanic?
- On the Main Status screen, click the Restore button.
- On the Restore registry backup screen, select the check boxes next to the backups you want to restore.
- Click Restore at the bottom of the screen.
How do I schedule Registry Mechanic to run at a certain time?
You can use the following commands in conjunction with a 3rd party scheduler to schedule a Registry Mechanic scan. The command line options are:
"[Path where Registry Mechanic has been installed on your system]\RegMech.exe" [Command line switch]
The command line switch can be either "/S" for a Full Scan or "/QS" for a Custom Scan.
For example, the following command runs Registry Mechanic Full Scan:
"C:\Program Files\Registry Mechanic\RegMech.exe" /S
I am having problems with Smart Update.
The problem you are experiencing is generally due to one of the following three reasons:
- No Internet connection - please ensure you are connected to the Internet when attempting to perform a Smart Update.
- Firewall / Proxy Server blockage - you may need to temporarily disable your firewall or proxy server to perform Smart Update, as these could interpret Registry Mechanic's Smart Update function as a malicious process. If possible, place Registry Mechanic's "update.exe" on your firewall or proxy server's "Allowed Processes" list. This will allow you to run future Smart Updates with your firewall or proxy server enabled.
- Virus Scanner interference - you may need to temporarily disable your virus scanner to perform a Smart Update, as these applications could determine the download as an attempt to infect your computer with a virus. Please remember to re-enable your Virus Scanner when Registry Mechanic's Smart Update has completed.
When starting Registry Mechanic I get the error This program has been damaged.
To resolve the issue, complete the following steps:
- Ensure that Registry Mechanic has been closed.
- Uninstall Registry Mechanic by clicking on Start -> All Programs / Programs -> Registry Mechanic (folder) -> Uninstall Registry Mechanic and follow the prompts to remove the application from your computer.
- If necessary, navigate to the "Registry Mechanic" folder on your hard drive and delete the folder and its entire contents. This is folder is usually found within the "Program Files" folder.
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Re-install Registry Mechanic.
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