Windows Repair Pro 2021 ver. 4.9.5

* Improved File Permissions Repair.
* Updated and improved the Repair Winsock & DNS Cache.
* Updated and improved the Repair Windows Updates.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

v2.8.8
Updated the tweaking_ras.exe and Tweaking_rati.exe. These are both used to run repairs as the system account or trusted installer. To do this they create themselves as a service and run the command, then remove the service they created. The problem was that on some systems, Windows wasn't removing the service fast enough before the next one was called and created. Since the service name was the same, the next one created wouldn't be called (Since it was in the process of being removed by Windows) and the repair wouldn't start. Both of these programs now randomize their service name to keep this from happening.

The program now will try to start a repair up to 3 more times if it fails to start the first time (For a total of 4 times and 30 sec between each try). So now if there is ever a simple hiccup or problem that kept the repair from running then the program will try again and normally it will continue on. If it fails to run a repair 4 times then the repairs stop and the program tells you to let me know in the forums, where I will work with you to find out why they didn't run.

Fixed a bug where the program didn't close itself if you told it to reboot or shutdown the systems after the repairs.

V2.8.7
Updated the Run As Service and Run as Trusted installer exes in the program to no longer crash on vista machines that don't have all their updates. Turns out that one of the API calls would cause the exe to crash on older vista machines and so the repair would never run. The bug in vista was fixed in an vista update but if a user didn't have all the updates then the run as system exe would crash. I found the problem and found another way to do it without having it crash.

Fixed a bug where the repairs wouldn't run if there was a & in the path to the temp folder under the user profile. Turns out that cmd.exe doesn't play nice with the & character being in a path. So now instead of using the temp folder of the current user the program will use the temp folder in the windows folder instead. This will avoid any problems with odd user names on a system that cmd.exe wouldn't like.

The program now waits for 30 sec for a repair to start. If it doesn't the program will let the user know and then stop the rest of the repairs. Before the program waited forever, and the user wouldn't know that the repair didn't start for some reason and so both the user and the program would just sit there waiting. Now the program will let the user know if a repair was unable to run for some reason.

The program now stops instantly when you click stop repairs instead of saying waiting for the current repair to finish. The current repair if it is still running will keep running till it is done but the program will stop instead of waiting for it.

Multiple code changes and improvements.

v2.8.6
Updated the Register System Files repair.

Major improvement to how the system detects when the repairs start. On slower systems, and when I user had a lot of programs open, it caused the repairs to start to slowly and so the program would think the repair is done and start the next repair, causing 2 or more repairs running at once. The program can now tell and wait when a repair starts.

Added new information to the program asking the user to do a "Clean Boot" before running the repairs. I also wrote a guide on how to do a proper clean boot for users. (Program has a link to point them to the guide on the site)
All the other guides I found, for some reason, didn't bother including the task scheduler, which programs also startup from.
The reason for doing a clean boot is because other 3rd party programs can interfere with the repairs. There have been multiple times I have seen users running the repairs on a system running 140+ processes and those programs interfered with the repairs, keeping them from even finishing.
Once those users did a clean boot the repairs finished without any problems and even finished faster since the system was under less of a load.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

Changed the "Start Repairs" tab text on the main window to just "Repairs" and under that tab changed the "Start" button text to "Open Repairs". Some users where getting confused since the repair window itself had a button that said "Start Repairs" they thought the program already started them since they clicked "start" on the main window. So some rewording to avoid that confusion.

Multiple code changes and tweaks.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

Code improvements to multiple repairs.
Updated graphics to the interface of the program.
Moved the image controls used in the program into a ocx file. This has reduced the size of the main exe by 460 KB. Also making the program more stable and require less memory.
Multiple interface code tweaks and enhancements.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

Updated "Remove Policies Set By Infections" repair, the repair now sets the proper shell and userinit values under the Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon registry.
More code improvements and interface changes.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

Updated Registry Backup with v1.10.0
Updated Reset Registry Permissions. The program will now set the install date for installed programs before running the repair.
Some installers don't put the registry key "InstallDate" in the uninstall section. So when you load up the add/remove programs or
Programs and Features and it shows the date it is installed then windows will list the last modified date of the uninstall registry key for the program if "InstallDate" is missing.
Well when you reset the registry permissions the last modified gets updated and so those programs show the install date of when you ran the repair.
The program will now loop through these 3 locations
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall"
For any installed program that doesn't have a "InstallDate" the program will add this registry key and set the date from the last modified time of that registry key.
This will now keep older install programs from showing the wrong install date after running the reset registry permissions.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

v2.10.4
Fixed a bug in the Repair MSI.
Updated Registry Backup to v2.0.0
Multiple code changes and tweaks.

v2.10.3
Updated multiple repairs with code improvements
Code cleanup and changes throughout the program.

v2.10.2
I have automated the program to auto add the services it needs when ran in safe mode and cleans them after when done. The program will no longer show a window asking the user to do it. Since it is automated it is one less thing a user needs to worry about :-)
In past versions, when you downloaded the portable zip file of the program Windows would mark that it came from the internet and you would get the warning pop up for any of the files that the program uses in the files folder. The program now auto unblocks all the files in the files folder so users wont get the constant pop ups from Windows asking for permissions to run them. This way a user doesn't have to unblock all the files manually. This didn't happen when you installed with the installer, only the zip file.
New repair added, "Restore UAC (User Account Control) Settings" This will restore the default registry settings for the UAC in Windows.
Multiple repairs have been updated and tweaked.
Multiple interface updates and changes.

v2.10.1
Updated Remove policies set by infections and restore important windows services.
Spelling corrections.

v2.10.0
Major update, the program can now properly run in Windows Safe Mode. The program didn't run properly in safe mode before because services that the repairs needed where not allowed to run in safe mode.
I have built and included a tool in the program that will allow a user to prepare safe mode for the repairs by setting the services it needs for the repairs to be allowed to run in safe mode.
Updated the remove policies set by infections to remove the Google chrome policies set to not allow chrome to update.
Updated the tweaking_ras.exe and tweaking_rati.exe to have their manifest files embedded in them to fix a problem where if the manifest files where corrupt or messed up for some reason then the repairs wouldn't run.
Updated the "Repair WMI" to remove the bug in Windows causing Event ID 10 (Event filter with query "SELECT * FROM __InstanceModificationEvent WITHIN 60 WHERE TargetInstance ISA "Win32_Processor" AND TargetInstance.LoadPercentage > 99")
Fixed a bug where if the settings.ini file was deleted or a user updated the program from from a older version and the settings.ini file didn't have the color information set that the colors wouldn't be set correctly, such as black text over the dark grey background. The program has now been updated to apply the proper default colors when this happens.
Updated the "Reset File Permissions" to no longer set permissions on the profile locations when the user is setting permissions on a drive where the profiles are not located.
Multiple code improvements and changes.
Updated Registry Backup to v1.10.1
Changed and updated multiple icons and graphics in the program.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

v2.11.0
* Updated and improved Repair Windows 8 App Store
* Updated Repair Internet Explorer
* Multiple code changes and improvements.
* Updated the Default Windows 8.1 with Media Center Permissions to all updates up to patch Tuesday Feb 2015.
* Updated Registry Backup to v2.1.1

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip

v2.11.1
Updated all repairs that changed the permissions on the windows 7 services registry keys to put back the default permissions for the default services. This fixes odd issues with the UAC and the time sync in the clock on the task bar.

_http://www.tweaking.c..._aio_setup.exe

_http://www.tweaking.c...repair_aio.zip