- Do Spring Cleaning on your Registry - Besides the normal dirt that RegVac and other registry cleaners clean, there are thousands of dirt piles hiding which other registry cleaners don't even attempt to get. You will find them in RegVac's Stash Vac, OpenWith Editor, and AutoComplete Editor. If you want to do a complete job at cleaning your registry, RegVac is the tool to have.
- Fix Broken Software - While RegVac will not fix all broken software, reports are coming in from all over the world about how RegVac has fixed stubborn software problems.
- Novice Mode - safely cleans the Registry with one click of the button.
- Bonus Tool - Automation. One click of the button cleans up to seven sections: Classes, Stash, File Lists, Software, Bad Links, System Config, and Junk. Automation can be set up to run on startup daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
- Tool #1 - Classes Vac. Similar to RegClean, Classes Vac cleans the Classes section of the registry.
- Tool #2 - Stash Vac. The registry is littered with history lists, recent lists, and tips. This tool removes 27 of the most common stashes and allows you to add the location of more stashes.
- Tool #3 - File Lists Vac. They abound all through the registry, references to files that no longer exist. This vac finds them and removes them.
- Tool #4 - Software Vac. The largest part of the registry is the Software section. This tool searches through the Software section and finds keys that may be left over from long deleted files.
- Tool #5 - Bad Link Vac. Looks from one end of the registry to the other for references to files that do not exist on your computer. It then allows you to check and remove any of the bad entries.
- Tool #6 - Add/Remove Editor. This is actually the popular program, Add/Remove Pro. It checks your Add/Remove Programs list for programs that have already been deleted and allows you to uninstall programs, remove entries, and test entries.
- Tool #7 - System Configuration Utility. This is a neat little Windows utility otherwise known as msconfig.exe. RegVac will open it for you. One disadvantage of this utility is that it does not actually remove entries from the registry. It only disables them. RegVac will remove entries disabled by msconfig.
- Tool #8 - OpenWith Editor. Lists the extensions that are configured through the Open With... dialog box in Windows and allows you to remove them.
- Tool #9 - AutoComplete Editor. Everytime you type something in a web form, it is saved in the registry. This editor allows you to remove the ones you want to.
- Tool #10 - Junk Key Editor. Spyware and Adware love to put entries in your registry. This tool checks to see of you have any of the common ones and removes them.
- Bonus Tools - Registry Backup, Pack, and Restore. Make full backups of the registry and restore them. Remove fragmentation from the registry files with Registry Pack.
- Undo It. If you want to undo something, Undo allows you to restore all registry settings removed by RegVac. These Undo backups may also be restored outside of RegVac. The RegVac can also delete Vac Bags that are over a week old.
- Keep Windows Running Efficiently.