RegCOPA Registry Editor 2.01 - User Guide and FAQs

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Frequently Asked Questions - RegCOPA Registry Editor

1. Why do I need the RegCOPA Registry Editor when every copy of Windows comes with Regedit?
   Regedit is a very useful tool. But if you edit registry entries a lot it will soon become a a tool that drives you crazy. With the RegCOPA registry editor you can document the entries while they are still fresh in your mind.
   
   
2. The program is unable to download properly, why and how to do?
   Please check whether virus has infected your computer. Maybe your IE setting is not perfect, please click "Internet option" under "Tools", and then select the "General" Page, just click "Delete file", that will be ok!
   
   
3. I bought an older version of the program. How do I upgrade it?
   You must enter your license data into program in order to complete registration. To do this, click the "Menu" button and then select the "Registration Code" item. When a registration window comes out, please enter your username and registration code found in your order confirmation e-mail. Click "Register" button to complete registration.
   
   
4. I bought the program, but it still says it's unregistered.
   You must enter your license data into program in order to complete registration. To do this, click the "Menu" button and then select the "Registration Code" item. When a registration window comes out, please enter your username and registration code found in your order confirmation e-mail. Click "Register" button to complete registration.
   
   
5. Will the RegCOPA registry editor run on the new Windows Vista Operating System?
   The RegCOPA registry editor V2.02 and above is fully compatible with the new Windows Vista operating system.
   
   RegCOPA runs as an elevated process so that it can access the real keys in the registry and not the pseudo keys presented to non elevated users. As a result you will be presented with the Windows Vista UAC (User Account Control) window each time you run RegCOPA.