Customize scan

[metaguy]

I just ran my first scan, and it eliminated dome things like bookmarks, etc.  How can I customize Tweaking to ignore certain areas?  Thanks

[Boggin]

It may have been the IE repair that did it.

Use Option 5 Registry Restore to see if you get them back, uncheck the Repair IE box and run the program again to confirm.

When you go into registry restore you will need to use the dropdown to select the date.

[metaguy]

I'm not quite there yet, and admittedly I haven't read  the manual (is there one?). 
Option 5 Backup ( Attachment 1 and 2) - see no reference to IE.  Could you walk me through?  Can one control what is restored?

[Boggin]

You need to click on the Restore Registry tab which is to the right of what you've selected and then use the dropdown to select the backup.

That will take the registry back to before the repairs - it's an all or nothing.

When running the repair program, uncheck Repair 07 which is for Repair Internet Explorer.

[metaguy]

Boggin said  "uncheck Repair 07."   Is the line highlighted in the attachment what you list as #07?

[Boggin]

No - it's in the Repairs list when you open those.

[metaguy]

Gotcha, finally.  So, back to my original question of customizing.  I'd uncheck those repairs I don't want to be checked.  For instance uncheck
Repair Icons, because I've customized some, or it might eliminate favicons
Repair Proxy settings as I don't use a proxy
All Windows 8 options, because I'm on Win 7
#26 because I've customized what I want
#27 because I don't want the default
 Am I on the right track?  Is there a user manual?
I appreciate your help.

[Boggin]

I can't see any help file buttons on the Pro version of 3.9.32 but Shane is putting those into v4.0 which is well on its way to release.

You've got it right - just select the repairs that apply to you and the just the ones you want to run.

[metaguy]

FYI, I'm on free version.  After a couple successful Tweakings I'll definitely buy Pro; especially with the kind of support you've provided.  Thank you, over and out.

[Boggin]

You'd get the same help whether you're using the free or Pro version, but I'm sure Shane will welcome your support.

He has spent a lot of time and effort in developing the program.