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I agree - the trick is to do it in the least damaging way, which is why I put the suggestions I made in the order I did.
The optimum solution is to use any internal restore functionality that the 'Cleaner' has - unfortunately, I haven't been able to test WiseFixer properly to find out what its capabilities are, so I can only hope that they do include some capability of that kind - especially when different versions of the program are involved.
There's also the possibility that the user has deleted the archive for some reason - either deliberately or accidentally.
Second-best is System Restore - which may also have been disabled by the 'Cleaner'.
Manual fixing is a poor third - because it can only address the obvious problem of the missing service, and not any other faults that the 'Cleaner' may have introduced.