Shortcuts Fixer

Shortcuts are links to files stored in different folders and drives on your PC hard-disk.Your Windows Start Menu is comprised of shortcuts pointing to various files elsewhere on your hard drives.  Double clicking (or otherwise invoking) a shortcut automatically opens its corresponding application or document.  Sometimes, the "targets" of these shortcuts are moved or deleted, leaving the shortcut pointing to a file or location that no longer exists. Such 'dead' shortcuts clutter your Start Menu and Desktop.

Shortcuts Fixer provides you with a convenient way to address these invalid shortcuts.By scanning your system, it finds all the invalid shortcuts and reports back to you so that you can remove it from your system or fix it by update the shortcut with the new information.

How to use

There are two options for scanning for invalid shortcuts.

1) Only scan Start Menu and Desktop, or

2) Scan for hard-disk drives specified.

After configuring the searching options, click 'Scan now'.You can cancel the scanning process by pressing the 'Cancel' button or pressing 'Esc' Key.

After the scanning is complete, you will be presented with a list of invalid links found. You can select those files that you want to delete by check marking them. By default, all links found are marked for deletion.

Click 'Delete' to send them to Recycle Bin.

Select the files and right click on them to see the context menu.

Click 'Fix Shortcut' to browse and select a new target file,Shortcuts Fixer will fix the broken link for you.