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[July 6, 2016]

* Improved cleaning of Microsoft Edge (Cache, Passwords)
* Improved cleaning of Chrome, Opera (Cookies, Cache)
* Improved cleaning of Firefox (Cookies)
* Removed the animation of Junk Cleaner tool.
* Fixed a bug in Registry Cleaner tool related to ignore-lists.
* Added an option in Disk Analysis to speedup loading of Top 100 files (view > options).
* Moved some items that were displayed in the wrong group to the correct group in Clean System Registry
* Fixed a toolbar display issue with checkboxes and radio buttons on HiDPI
* Improved font layout in all tools and dialog boxes on HiDPI
* Improved font layout when font size is increased by Windows 10 > Advanced Display Settings > Change only text size
* Works better with windows High-contrast themes. Switches to system theme if Windows is in High-contrast mode.
* Avoids unnecessary reboots while cleaning history
* Improved Windows logs cleaning
* Added 13 new plugins (like Office 2016, Java, Real Times, Malware-bytes Anti-Malware, etc)
* Updated 11 plugins
* Added an option to change the system restore point creation method.
* Added an option to change the color theme of child windows
* Removed a dll used for rendering themes to make the program a bit more lightweight.
* Updated ignore lists
* Minor GUI improvements


Download:
http://acelogix.com/downloads/aceutils_rc1.exe

"Fixed a bug in Registry Cleaner tool related to ignore-lists."

Checked. It works OK.

Whenever a fresh copy of Ace Utilities installed over a previous installation, it creates NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} and a .tmp file in the installation directory. Also, it creates a NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} registry key into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE

[quote="saad"]Whenever a fresh copy of Ace Utilities installed over a previous installation, it creates NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} and a .tmp file in the installation directory. Also, it creates a NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} registry key into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE

Hi,
In my case, the installation of this RC1 over the previous installed AU didn´t create those files (Win 10 Home 64-bit). I checked it; I have the same folders and files in Program files as you, excepting the 2 files that you mention.

saad wrote:Whenever a fresh copy of Ace Utilities installed over a previous installation, it creates NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} and a .tmp file in the installation directory. Also, it creates a NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} registry key into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE

Hi,
In my case, the installation of this RC1 over the previous installed AU didn´t create those files (Win 10 Home 64-bit). I checked it; I have the same folders and files in Program files as you, excepting the 2 files that you mention.

saad wrote:Whenever a fresh copy of Ace Utilities installed over a previous installation, it creates NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} and a .tmp file in the installation directory. Also, it creates a NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} registry key into HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE

It is created by NSIS ( our setup creation program ) since it cannot replace the wipeext.dll file which is usually locked by Windows Explorer.
The setup then asks you to reboot. On reboot, it replaces the wipeext.dll file.

NSIS.Library.Regtool.v3 file = the application that runs on next reboot
nsra9aa.tmp file = new wipeext.dll file

The registry key is used to determine the new filename of nsra9aa.tmp file (i.e wipeext.dll).

All of these are deleted on next reboot.

I updated to version 6.2.0.289. In my case, after reboot, the .tmp ile was not deleted. I uninstalled the program and removed NSIS.Library.RegTool.v3{*} registry key from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE. Then, I re-installed the program.

Sorry, I was wrong.

According to the below link, it deletes itself only after two reboots.
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=296139

hari wrote:Sorry, I was wrong.

According to the below link, it deletes itself only after two reboots.
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=296139

Got it, thanks!

Any plans to add Registry Finder into Ace Utilities?

saad wrote:Any plans to add Registry Finder into Ace Utilities?

We are not sure where to place the button. Also, non-expert users will not want to use such a tool either, it can be unsafe too.

hari wrote:

saad wrote:Any plans to add Registry Finder into Ace Utilities?

We are not sure where to place the button. Also, non-expert users will not want to use such a tool either, it can be unsafe too.

Like I said before, your competitors already have this option in their programs. It's a very handy tool and I'm sure most of the Ace Utilities users will love to have this option.

When wiping the Recycle bin, the window still shows the "Ready" status while files are being wiped. I think it should be replaced with something else like "Running" or just remove it.

saad wrote:

hari wrote:

saad wrote:Any plans to add Registry Finder into Ace Utilities?

We are not sure where to place the button. Also, non-expert users will not want to use such a tool either, it can be unsafe too.

Like I said before, your competitors already have this option in their programs. It's a very handy tool and I'm sure most of the Ace Utilities users will love to have this option.

If Registry Finder is included in AU, what about the customers that have already purchased a Registry Finder license?

saad wrote:When wiping the Recycle bin, the window still shows the "Ready" status while files are being wiped. I think it should be replaced with something else like "Running" or just remove it.

Wipe Deleted File Data.png

Will fix it. thanks.