Registry Healer

    Usually, after a couple of installations/deinstallation of different software products, the registry becomes full of nagging file references pointing to where one day the files were, but not any more. With help of Registry Healer you can clean windows registry invalid references to nonexisting files and folders.
    Registry Healer scans registry for orphan file/folder references, finds these files or folders on your drives (if they're moved from initial places) and corrects registry entries to found objects. Also, if your regitry still keeps links to file(s) of erased application, Registry Healer will find these invalid entries and you might delete them. So your Windows registry will be always clean and correct.
    RegHealer is the next more powerful version of Registry Tune Paths Analyzer.

Registry Healer allows to:
• find invalid file/folder references in Windows 9x/NT/2000/ME registry;
• open folder(s) where invalid registry key refers;
• open Windows RegEdit at invalid registry entry;
• select drives and paths where to search moved files/folders referenced from registry;
• select found matches to make correction of invalid registry entries;
• delete any wrong registry references to files or folders;
• create undo files in RegEdit4 format, so you always can restore Windows registry to initial state.

    Using this utility is very easy. Just press toolbar button "Start registry scan". Program will scan HKEY_CURRENT_USER, HKEY_USERS/.DEFAULT and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software registry entries and check it for non-valid paths. Selected invalid keys can be removed from Windows registry - use "Remove selected references" toolbar button - or Registry Healer can try to find all files and folders with the same names that invalid registry entries contains. Then select right paths to found files to store in the registry.

New in version 2.0
• open folder(s) where invalid registry key refers;
• open Windows RegEdit at invalid registry entry;
• select drives and paths where to search moved files/folders referenced from registry;
• choose with which of found matches to make a correction of invalid registry entries;
• create undo files in RegEdit4 format, so you always can restore Windows registry to initial state.