VueScan (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

Windows Repair 4.5.4
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10


Windows Repair 4.5.3
- Change log not available for this version


Windows Repair 4.5.2
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10


Windows Repair 4.5.1
- Fixed major bug in permissions repair for Windows 10


Windows Repair 4.5.0
- Major update, added the registry files and service startup commands to support Windows 10 build 1903
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 10 as of May 27th 2019


Windows Repair 4.4.9
- Speed improvements and spelling corrections


Windows Repair 4.4.8
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10


Windows Repair 4.4.7
- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements


Windows Repair 4.4.6
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10


Windows Repair 4.4.5
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1


Windows Repair 4.4.4
- Microsoft keeps changing the path for windows defender in windows 10, so when restoring the service from the repairs windows defender would no longer work because it would point to the old path
- For now the windefend service for windows 10 has been removed from the repairs to keep from breaking windows defender in Windows 10


Windows Repair 4.4.3
- Fixed bug causing windows defender to stop working in the latest version of windows 10. If you had this bug happen to you just run the repairs again and windows defender will work again


Windows Repair 4.4.2
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 as of Jan 22nd 2019
- Small code changes and tweaks


Windows Repair 4.4.1
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 as of Jan 1st 2019


Windows Repair 4.4.0

Critical Update:
- There is a bug in Windows 10 build 1809 where using the bcdedit command to reboot the system into safe mode doesn't clear the registry keys for the safe boot option after the command has been removed
- Because of this when you reboot into normal mode many services wont start because Windows thinks it is still in safe mode even though it isn't. This kept almost everything from working correctly
- The program has been updated to auto remove these keys so Windows doesn't get stuck thinking it is in safe mode
- I have also added the file "remove_stuck_safemode.reg" under the program folder, filesregfiles folder. You can use this file manually if needed


Windows Repair 4.3.1
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 as of Nov 7th 2018
- Fixed bug that caused the program to crash on Windows XP
- Multiple code changes and improvements


Windows Repair 4.3.0
- Major update, added the registry files and service startup commands to support Windows 10 build 1809
- Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 10 as of Oct 2nd 201
- Fixed bug that caused the program to crash on Windows XP
- Fixed bug where the proper mouse icon didn't show when over the resize window section on the resizable windows in the program
- Updated the window borders of the program with better graphics
- Multiple other small changes and fixes