To illustrate the problem, I'll use the WMI fix as an example (i.e.: the only item ticked). Despite Uriel's comments, I didn't screw my registry and if I did I'd restore from my ERUNT backup-that marvelous registry backup utility. Sure, the program amply warns you to backup but that's not the point-you might want to know what the changes were to a particular registry key at any time and that's why a detailed log is essential.įorget this program, it's still far too immature and incomplete. Even for experienced users, especially with the default settings as ticked, one could end up with a disaster. When my registry is tweaked I expect to know exactly what those tweaks are and this program does not do that. Whilst I love the power of this program, it doesn't log everything it does-the log file is nigh on useless. Good Luck.!! Anyone who got Screwed (up). Take a "Before & After" Registry comparison. (Don't rely on "Sys Restore" alone).Ģ) Make a registry Backup, & Save a copy Externally.ģ) Make sure you have your Original O/s disks handy in case you Screw your system up & need to use "Safe Mode" or (R).Ĥ) LOGGING.
Summary: "IF" you gotta give Apps like these "A GO".ġ) Make a Disk Image if you have the software. gonna get you an Audience with the Queen.!! sure Members/Peeps will take on board your remarks. Rates this App, BUT, note the remarks made. When you've fixed your disk, (Start > Run > sfc /scannow) To get your Sys files back to Defaults. #Prob: with (18) Repair VSC service.Fix = (Run chkdsk). You will need to point this proggy to the i386 & Service Pack/cache folders on your C:drive Either thru proggy configs or via regedit. Not even tested avoid "Callup" for O/s disks.
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