How do I back up the registry?

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Frank Martin

How do I back up the registry so that I can
replace it if something goes wrong, or if I
just want to reverse any adjustments.

Regards, Frank
 
with that ol' feature
called system restore.


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Frank Martin said:
How do I back up the registry so that I can
replace it if something goes wrong, or if I
just want to reverse any adjustments.

Regards, Frank

System Restore (simple) or regback.exe (not so simple).
 
Frank said:
Thank you for all replies. The "System
Restore" is sure hard to find. Can't it be
put on the desktop as a shortcut?


Yes. Go to C:\Windows\System32\Restore, and right click on rstrui.exe
Drag out to desktop, and click "Create shortcut here".

Tony
 
Yes it can.

Right click on desktop and New>Shortcut

Paste this into the "target" dialog

%SystemRoot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe


Gord
 
Simple-because it is not a Microsoft program! Nevermind that it works. :-)


That's just silly and not at all true. Many MVPs, including me,
recommend programs that are not by Microsoft. Besides ERUNT, I have
often recommended the following non-Microsoft programs here:
WordPerfect, Quicken, Avast, Spybot Search and Destroy, Adaware, and
Spyware Blaster. Probably others too, but those are the ones that
quickly come to mind.

Microsoft doesn't own the MVPs or tell any of us what to prefer or
what to recommend. In some categories, I prefer Microsoft programs to
the alternatives; in other categories, I prefer non-Microsoft
programs, and I am happy to speak my mind about what I prefer. There
may be a few Microsoft-only MVPs, but they are rare, and I am sure
most MVPs will agree with me.
 
Microsoft doesn't own the MVPs or tell any of us what to prefer or
what to recommend. In some categories, I prefer Microsoft programs to
the alternatives; in other categories, I prefer non-Microsoft
programs, and I am happy to speak my mind about what I prefer. There
may be a few Microsoft-only MVPs, but they are rare, and I am sure
most MVPs will agree with me.

No personal offense intended.
 
Thanks; that works fine.



"Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca> wrote in
message
 
That's just silly and not at all true. Many MVPs, including me,
recommend programs that are not by Microsoft. Besides ERUNT, I have
often recommended the following non-Microsoft programs here:
WordPerfect, Quicken, Avast, Spybot Search and Destroy, Adaware, and
Spyware Blaster. Probably others too, but those are the ones that
quickly come to mind.

Microsoft doesn't own the MVPs or tell any of us what to prefer or
what to recommend. In some categories, I prefer Microsoft programs to
the alternatives; in other categories, I prefer non-Microsoft
programs, and I am happy to speak my mind about what I prefer. There
may be a few Microsoft-only MVPs, but they are rare, and I am sure
most MVPs will agree with me.

Ok Ken I take it back. Have a great holiday!
 
No personal offense intended.


OK, thanks. I didn't really take it as a personal offense. I was
rather speaking up on behalf of all MVPs. The notion that all MVPs are
the same, or are devoted to all things Microsoft, is just false.
 

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