Cut Invalid Substring correction

The type of correction "Cut Invalid Substring" allows to remove the invalid part of a registry entry but leaves remaining part in the registry.

For example, you have a complex registry value "Path"="C:\Program Files\Path1;C:\Program Files\Path2;C:\Path3;" and Registry First Aid found that the path "C:\Program Files\Path2" does not exist.

Using this correction type you can simply cut the invalid part from the registry value. In this example your new value will be "Path"="C:\Program Files\Path1;C:\Path3;".

The program automatically suggests this correction for complex registry values. Simple values as "Path"="C:\Program Files\Path1\" aren't suggested with this correction. If you set Cut Invalid Substring correction manually then this will cut the whole invalid string marked in red color "C:\Program Files\Path1\" and leave the value "Path" empty but still in the registry.