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Is there a way to import a backed up registry into windows if it does not start after using a registry cleanup service?
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Is there a way to import a backed up registry into windows if it does not start after using a registry cleanup service?
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Things you can try if you have a corrupted registry:
Last Known Good Configuration from the F8 boot menu or System Restore from the DVD.
A repair install.
Booting from a BartPE or WinPE disc/USB, running Regedit, loading the hive files (see default locations for Win95-XP here and Vista+ here) and importing your .REGs might work.
Copying the hive backups located in windows\repair and overwriting the corrupt files in windows\system32\config (XP), or from windows\system32\config\regback to windows\system32\config (Vista+) might also work.
User-specific settings would be in Documents and Settings\UserName\NTUser.dat (XP) or Users\UserName\NTUser.dat (Vista+), if you have those backed up as well.
in .REG format. – Rachel Nark – 2013-02-27T05:29:08.097