Tweaking.com - Windows Repair full changelog

Major update, added the registry files and service startup commands to support Windows 10 build 2004.
Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 10 as of June 8th 2020.

Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 as of April 14th 2020

Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 as of March 14th 2017.

Bug fix & improvement in all permission repairs and commands.
When the program sets default permissions it changes the account and machine SID in the default values for the machine it is running on.
It got the machine SID based off the account SID. Problem was if you where on a domain and logged into a domain account the account SID as different that what the machine SID should have been. So the improper permissions would be set. This only happened on machines that where on a domain.
The program now pulls the machine SID from one of the local accounts on the system and not the account it is running under. This will make sure the proper permissions are set on a domain computer.

Multiple bug fixes in the "Repair Environment Variables" tool
Fixed internal bug when removing duplicate items from a list if the text case was different it didn't treat it as a duplicate. This effected multiple areas of the program
Other small fixes and changes that were found as I was working on the code

Fixed bug where "Restore UAC Settings" wasn't working on Windows 10
Fixed bug where the name of the repair wasn't added to the log file if the repair was skipped
Multiple other small bug fixes reported by users

Updated default registry and file permissions for Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 as of January 15th, 2017
Updated "Enhanced Windows Disk Cleanup" with one new script and updated two scripts

Updated Repair WMI
Added new Pink and Black color theme, submitted by a user, to the color options
Multiple small bug fixes and code changes

Complete redo of the registry and file permissions repairs on 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. These two repairs would normally go and set owner and permissions on all registry, file and folders on the system, then go and set the default permissions on the default items on a system. This had pros and cons. A pro was that permissions that might be messed up on something not normally in windows would get fixed, a con is some things not part of windows that don't like their permissions touched would break. Windows 10 is also extremely fragile to what permissions are set to. The program also had to set the owner first to make sure it had permission to restore the defaults, it now sets the owner only on the items that are being restore to default and not to anything else on the system.
This speeds up the two repairs dramatically and also makes administrators happy since any locked down items wont be touched.

Multiple small bug fixes and code changes.