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- Log on to Windows® as Administrator.
- Run Registry First Aid and select Restore
Registry From a Full Backup.
- Select backup date and restore.
Alternate method is to use System State
backup:
- Log on to Windows® as Administrator;
- run Registry First Aid and select Restore
Registry From a Full Backup;
- click the button "Restore from a System
Backup".
Or use the system Backup
utility:
- Run the Backup utility from the ;
- in the Backup utility select the
Restore tab;
- choose the backup media;
- then select the System State check
box.
Keep in mind that the
Backup utility will not
only restore the registry, but it will also restore all of the system
state data.
Note: After the System State restoration process is
completed, you need to shut down and restart the system. You won't see the
results of the restoration immediately.
Windows® does not start
Restart
Windows® by using the "Last Known Good Configuration":
- start the computer and then press the F8 key when Windows® begins
to start; The Windows® Advanced Options menu
appears.
- Use the ARROWS keys to select "Last
Known Good Configuration" (your most recent settings that worked),
and then press ENTER.
- Windows® will restore the computer to the most recent restore
point.
Warning! Make sure that your
backups are current. If you restore an old backup it could be fatal if
you've made major changes to the operating system or hardware since the
backups were created.