If you find that your computer is running unstable, or you accidentally made a mistake in the Registry, now is the time to restore it. Step 6: Click Close to finish the process and you have successfully backed up the Registry. You will wait for the Restore point initialization to complete. Step 5: Name the Restore Point whatever you can remember, then click Create. Step 4: Back to the System Properties screen, click drive C again and then select Create. You continue to pay attention to the Max Usage section and set a value of about 7GB - 10GB (depending on your memory space). Step 3: In the Restore Settings section, select Turn on system protection. Step 2: When the System properties window appears, click Local Disk (C :) (System), then select Configure. When the results are available, open Create a Restore Point. Step 1: You enter Restore point in the Search box on the Taskbar.

However, if the above method does not work properly, you can try to back up and restore the Registry by Restore Point. Make sure you’re in C:Windowsbak!!Ĭlick on each one individually and then press F2 to rename them.In the previous tutorial, showed you how to backup Registry on Windows 10 simple. You need to select and copy (do not cut!) the following files so you can paste them into C:Windowsbak:Ħ.Now you need to rename the files that you’ve just copied to C:Windowsbak. In the ‘RP…’ folder, you should see a sub-folder called ‘snapshot’. Go for the second oldest one – write down the date and then open it.ĥ.Now you want to copy the registry files from there to your C:Windowsbak: Don’t go for the newest one in case it also contains the problem. Check the ‘Date Created’ properties on the ‘RP…’ folders. Inside each of these are lots of folders titles ‘RP…’ – these are repositories containing backups of system files that have been preserved periodically. Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSOFTWARE.Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSYSTEMced.Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: WINDOWSSYSTEM32CONFIGSYSTEM.

If you’re reading this, you’ve probably just encountered one of the following errors:

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