Dial-a-Fix

DAF (This is a document which i got from wiki -pedia).

Dial-a-fix is an advanced utility for 32-bit versions of Microsoft Windows written by DjLizard in Borland Delphi 7 that repairs various Windows problems, such as:
- Windows Update errors and problems with Automatic Updates
- SSL, HTTPS, and Cryptography service (signing/verification) issues
- COM/ActiveX object errors and missing registry entries And more.

Dial-a-fix (hereafter known as "DAF") is a collection of known fixes gleaned from Microsoft Knowledgebase articles, Microsoft MVPs, and other important support forums, that will assist you in repairing problems with your system. Although this tool is ordinarily meant for power users, technicians, and administrators, it is quite safe to use even without technical guidance (although guidance is recommended). Simply choose the solutions you wish to apply via checkmarks, and click GO. There are other buttons and tools present on the main dialog as well, such as the policy scanner. All tools and checkmarks identify their purpose when you mouse over them.

DAF primary philosophy is to fix problems by setting various things back to their original Microsoft defaults. DAF currently does not interface with or repair any third party programs (and there are no plans to do so).

Dial-a-fix is 100% freeware to use and redistribute, as long as the file is unmodified (the MD5 sum can be found below) and as long as no money is being charged for access to the file. No mirrors of Dial-a-fix are necessary at this time.. It is completely free for personal or corporate use, however, under no circumstances will I take any responsibility for your use or inability to use Dial-a-fix, and its results (or lack thereof).

Dial-a-fix is designed to be easy to use (although its options seem daunting at first - ask for help at the Lunarsoft.net forums if necessary!), but it is highly recommended to use it under the guidance of a technician. Although Dial-a-fix by itself can pose no harm to your system, there are situations which Dial-a-fix simply cannot account for. If you have experienced exaggerated problems due to the usage of Dial-a-fix, contact a computer technician immediately (preferably one with experience using Dial-a-fix, and more preferably the Lunarsoft.net forums).

The following is an incomplete list of examples of known problems that can cause Dial-a-fix to exaggerate or expose issues on your system:

Dial-a-fix is not likely to be the source of the additional issues, as it only performs procedures recommended and supported by Microsoft, Microsoft MVPs, and other highly respected members of the Windows internals community. These procedures include, but are not limited to: registering DLLs/COM objects, stopping, re-registering, starting, and configuring services to their original Microsoft-supplied defaults.