Third-party registry maintenance utilities provide you with an easy method to perform registry restore. Most of the registry maintenance utilities make automatic registry backups before they start any registry repair task, such as scanning and removing errors and unwanted information from the registry.
Usually registry utilities include a button on their interface that enables you to backup the entire registry to an external file. And,to restore the registry, you need only to click the restore button, browse to the backed up file and then restore the registry. Some advanced registry cleaners enable you to perform selective backups. Using this option you can back up only a small portion of the registry. And when you restore, you just revert the changes done to this portion and all other settings in the registry remain as is.
One of the main advantages of using registry utilities is that they are user-friendly and you do not need a lot of expertise to use them. System Restore is a Windows XP feature that makes regular snapshots of your registry, operating system files, and configuration settings. If your system crashes, you can restore the system to the last known working condition by selecting the snapshot taken at that time.
System Restore is enabled by default on your Windows XP system if more than MB of space is available to it to save snapshots. Now, your system will revert your registry, operating system files, and system configuration to the time when the snapshot you chose to restore was taken. Fix corrupt registry entries due to system or software crash. Now you need to copy the Restore Point files so that Windows can load from them. Boot into Windows normally. It should work properly.
As a further measure in case there are hidden glitches created as a result of manual restoration, you can open System Restore in the Start Menu and roll back to the second last Restore Point prior to the time you encountered this problem. XP setup disks. There are two ways of going about this. I found the instructions on this guide, but typing out all those commands was tedious. EXE and ChkReg. EXE to c:a4. Unzip the contents of the following ZIP files to c:abbie Navigate to c:a — there should be 21 files in there.
Run mkcd. Right-click w2kreg. Press R to repair using the Recovery Console. Now it should start repairing the registry. You can now delete the c:a folder. The two companies. When business owners think of data security, they often think of hackers or file corruption.
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