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Main
Menu
• Settings:
Provides access to the Options categories, which includes Settings and
Ignore Lists.
• Exit:
Exit Free Registry Fix.
• Scan Registry:
Select the sections of the registry that you wish to scan by selecting
or clearing the appropriate check boxes in the left list. Click the menu
item or Scan Registry button to start the scan.
• Fix
Errors: Once the scan has
completed you will be shown a list of problems detected in your
registry. You can either choose which sections to fix or the default is
to select them all and click 'Fix Errors' to fix the problems.
• Restore Registry:
Displays the Restore registry backup screen, where you can undo any
changes to the Windows Registry made by Free Registry Fix after running a
Scan and Fix.
• Select Item:
Check the current registry entry in the list.
• Deselect Item:
Un-check the current registry entry in the list.
• Select
All of Type: Select all registry entries those caption same as the
current one.
• Deselect All of Type:
Open the selected folder in the list.
• Select All: Select all
registry entries in the list.
• Deselect
All:
Cancel all registry entries in the list.
• Save as Text:
Save all registry entries in the list to a text file.
• Regedit:
Open the Regedit and locate at the current registry entry in the list.
• Online Help:
Free
Registry Fix's online help documents.
• About:
Displays the About screen, where you can view more information about
your current installation and version of Free Registry Fix. |
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Restore
previous registry
For maximum safety,
Free Registry Fix automatically creates a backup every time you click
'Fix Errors' when problems have been detected during a scan. You will be
able to restore any changes made using the software by choosing 'Restore
Registry' menu item.
To restore changes made to
your system, please follow the procedure below:
1.Open Free Registry Fix
2.Click the menu 'Action' and select 'Restore Registry...' item
3.A list of backup files are displayed, along with the date and time of
their creation. Select a proper backup that you wish to restore, and
then click the 'Restore' button
4. When the restore is complete, click 'Close' button to return to the
main interface
5. To delete any previous backups, select the items you would like to
remove and click the 'Delete' button.
Note that you may be required to re-start your system to activate the
newly-restored keys in your registry file. |
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Settings
Click the
menu 'File' and select 'Settings...' item, the Options screen will been
shown.
Create a system restore
point before repairing errors (XP, Vista, Seven) - Select this
check box to make Windows create a System Restore point prior to
registry changes being applied whenever the Repair (Fix Errors) function
is executed. Note: The "Create a system restore point before repairing
errors" feature is available on Windows XP and Vista versions only.
Ignore missing files on removable drives - For the file
verification, you can choose to ignore the missing files on removable
drives like DVD-ROM or USB storing devices. Then the software will
ignore these files.
Ignore Lists (Registry Keys to exclude):
Free
Registry Fix can sometimes identify keys associated with installed
programs as being problems, when in fact they are legitimate keys. This
is because the keys do not pass Free Registry Fix's criteria for being
passed as valid, and this can cause the operation of the program which
relates to these keys to become erratic.
Free
Registry Fix allows you to create an 'Ignore List', where you can
list the keys identified as problems by Free Registry Fix and instruct
the program to bypass them in future scans.
• Add - allows you to add a new registry key to your list.
• Edit - allows you to edit a exist registry key in your list.
• Remove - allows you to remove specific items from your Ignore
Lists. To remove items from this list, select their check boxes and
click the Remove button. |
