This may well be overly simple and arcane but I need to know either way...<BR><BR>I am seeking to modify to registry settings (XP et al) back to the value of "(value not set)" in the registry and I ...

Q. You've made references in Solutions to backing up and restoring the Registry files. How would you go about backing up the Registry in protected mode? And how would you restore the Registry in real ...

I vividly recall my first encounter with the Windows Registry. It was around a decade ago, while I was troubleshooting an ...

Hit Recover Console and read the support.microsoft.com article on how to manually copy registry hives from the System Restore folders into the Config folder.<BR><BR>It's massively easier to have ...

If you are going to tweak around your system, you better back up your Windows registry. If you are going to tweak around your system, you better back up your Windows registry.

Windows and most applications save their configuration in the registry database — or registry, for short. Whenever you change a setting, this affects the corresponding value in the registry, but there ...

Let's be honest: we're not big fans of Registry cleaning tools. We've seen first-hand the damage they can do to perfectly functioning Windows systems. They're often billed as a magic cure for problems ...