[@TK]
Dear TK,
Regarding your Vista issue, the software uses the default Windows API function from the COMDLG32.DLL library to display the Save dialog, which has been supported since Windows XP. As you mentioned, it works on your other laptop, and we can confirm that it works on Windows XP, Vista, and later versions in our testing. Therefore, the issue may be caused by a DLL version incompatibility or certain folder restrictions that prevent the proper function from being called.
As for the deep registry scan, the software tries to find patterns that resemble product keys, serial keys, etc., in the registry. If it identifies such a pattern, it displays the results from that key. In most cases, the product name is included in the registry path, helping the user identify which product it belongs to. However, this does not mean that all detected patterns are valid or existing keys. Sometimes, the software may find patterns that look like serial numbers but are actually something else.
Best regards,
PC Trek