The Registry has been part of Windows for a long time, and it’s a hierarchical database that stores low-level settings of the operating system and those applications designed to use the Registry. Usually, modifying this database is not a good idea, but the time may come when you’ll have to add or edit specific keys to fix something or tweak the operating system. Having a Registry backup can help restore your computer to a working condition when this day comes. There are many ways to create a backup of the Windows Registry, but the quickest and easiest way is by using System Restore. System Restore is a tool built-in on Windows 10 (and in older versions) to let you revert the state of your device to a previous point when everything worked correctly. When you create a restore point, the tool will make a backup of system files, installed applications, system settings, and a backup of the Registry. Then you can use the same tool to restore your device to a working condition. In this guide, you will learn the steps to create a Registry backup on Windows 10 using System Restore and restore the database even when you can’t boot your computer.
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Create Registry backup on Windows 10
To create a backup of the Registry on Windows 10, use these steps: Once you complete the steps, you can modify the Registry, knowing that you can always revert to the previous settings.
Restore Registry backup on Windows 10
There are at least three ways to restore the Registry using the System Restore feature. If you still have access to your computer desktop, you can restore the database to its previous state using the System Restore while the operating system is loaded. If the computer doesn’t start correctly, you can use the recovery tool in Safe mode or the Advanced Startup settings. You can follow this guide to get the instructions to boot in Safe Mode. Then you can continue with the steps below. If you can’t boot your computer, use this guide to access the Advanced startup options on Windows 10. While in the Advanced startup options, click System Restore, and then continue with the steps below on step 4. To restore the Registry from backup on Windows 10, use these steps: You’ll also need to restart your computer to complete the process.
Using restore point won’t affect any of your files, but it will restore a previous version of the Registry; system settings and system files and applications you may have installed since the last backup will be removed. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
