Registry First Aid 9.3.0 Full Serial

After a number of software installations and un-installations, the registry becomes full of nagging file references pointing to where the files used to reside but no longer exist. Registry First Aid will find any files and folders that may have been moved on your hard drive and help you correct the registry entries that point to them.

New in version 9.3.0

improvements in checking scanned registry keys for exclusions;
smart "Add Excluded Registry Key" dialog: detect root key and cut it from path, replace with it any root key chosen from dialog;
count scanned keys/dirs and show the number on statusbar - it helps to see if the program still working while the progressbar is not moving;
verify modified registry keys and detect those that were not corrected, option to save them in a text file;
Restore From .Reg Backup Files: expand contents of .reg files to second level;
Restore From .Reg Backup Files: now it is possible to switch view between "plain" and "full" tree view;
Restore From .Reg Backup Files: show selected key path in status bar;
Restore From .Reg Backup Files: new pop-up menu commands: "View as full tree"; "Copy key path to clipboard";
bug: incorrect string length was shown in entries with invalid data size;
bug: it was possible to make filter dialog completely invisible using transparent value option;
bug: it was possible to ocassionally hide the "backup" panel by moving splitter to the bottom;
bug: the "results" panel may be hidden if the "backup" panel is at max height and the program window is resized to min;