This is a list of all of the items that you have told RegVac to ignore.  It can be found in the More Cleaning Tools section of the Expert mode.  The items in the Ignore List come from four sources: the Permanent Ignore list, the redo.reg file, the Bad Link Vac, and the Software Vac.

The Permanent Ignore list is a list of registry entries that have been found to be invalid keys required by another program.  This usually happens when either the other program tries to hide its registration information (removing it unregisters that program) or when the program has a bug which enters an invalid key but requires that key to be there in order for it to run.  The Permanent Ignore entries cannot be removed.

Redo.reg is a file that is consulted by RegVac before it removes anything from the registry.  If the entry is found in the redo.reg file, it is skipped and not removed.  Redo.reg is set up in the form of a reg file.  For more information about redo.reg, please go to the Keep Bad Keys section.  All items in the redo.reg file are listed in the Ignore List with the word, "All", in the first column.

Items with "Bad Link Vac" in the first column were added to this list by clicking on the "Verified As Good" button in the Bad Links Vac section.

Items with "Software Vac" in the first column were added to this list by clicking on one of the "Always Skip" buttons in the More Options section of the Software Vac.  These entries do not show the full path in the registry but instead the relative path in the Software section is shown.

To remove any of these items, select the item from the list and then click on the "Remove selected item from the Ignore List" button.

To see where these items are located in the registry, click on the Show Key button.  This will open RegEdit at the location of the item (if it exists in the registry).

The bottom two buttons are disabled when an item is not selected from the list.