After using RegSupreme Pro in regular mode, I keep getting a message about re-installing a program that I've been using for a while. The program is called: WS FTP Professional (Ipswitch). I'm thinking that perhaps a registry key(s) is being deleted. Maybe this could be corrected with a newer version of RegSupreme Pro. :)




Regards,



HenryG (registered user)

Have you tried to restore the backup the RegSupreme automatically created? That pretty much always solves the problem.

Jv16, lots of thanks for the advice and for taking the time to respond to my problem....everything worked out just right. :)


I would also like to say that you have produced a very fine Registry cleaner.... Thank You again!



Regards,



Henry

a year later

The scan now gives me a list of some 800 files to fix, but as mentioned, if and when I do attempt to clean the registry, on the next boot WSFTP 9 claims to be uncorrectly installed for the current user.

I've had this problem before and I have to dedicate myself to going through the ever-growing list of items to find entries containing the words ipswitch or wsftp. So be it. I did and I have, but it isn't enough. Still get the error.


What this means is surely that there has to be wsftp entries that camouflage themselves under some fubar alias that's unrecognizable as pertaining to wsftp. Also, if I want to fix my registry, I'll have to reinstall wsftp afterwards and perhaps loose the ftp-access information it holds.


Needless to say, that'd suck.


Any ideas?

nocha wrote
The scan now gives me a list of some 800 files to fix, but as mentioned, if and when I do attempt to clean the registry, on the next boot WSFTP 9 claims to be uncorrectly installed for the current user.

I've had this problem before and I have to dedicate myself to going through the ever-growing list of items to find entries containing the words ipswitch or wsftp. So be it. I did and I have, but it isn't enough. Still get the error...

1) restore the backup, RegSupreme (Pro) created (if you have not already done it);


2) add "wsftp" and "ipswitch" (without quotes) to the file "DefaultIgnorList.dat" in the subdirectory "Data" of the directory where you have installed RegSupreme and/or RegSupreme Pro.


3) run RegSupreme (Pro) again and no more "wsftp" and/or "ipswitch" registry entries will be listed again, so they can't be "fixed" nor "deleted" in the future, as long as the indicated words figure in the "DefaultIgnoreList.dat"-file.

Now I almost wish I had more problems just so I could use this forum more. :


I was aware of the backup routine and have used it almost as many times as the software itself.

My problem indeed revolved around a single file, but I found the damned thing and should have a clear registry now.

I was however just about to ask about excluding keywords or the like from scans and that particular factoid will undoubtedly come in very handy.



Thank you very much.