Manual Registry Repair

Manually Editing the Windows Registry Should only be done if you have a good understanding of computer operating systems.

ANY SMALL MISTAKE IN MANUAL REGISTRY REPAIR CAN LEAD TO SYSTEM FAILURE AND INABILITY OF YOUR PC TO WORK!!!

One way to manually repair the registry is to use your PC's built in registry editor. Steps to try this are outlined below.

The Registry Editor (REGEDIT.EXE) is typically included with most versions of Windows. This editor enables users to manually fix the registry by viewing, searching and editing the data within the Windows Registry.

NOTE: Unless you know what the errors on your Windows registry are, you will first need to run a FREE REGISTRY SCAN to find out wich errors to manually delete, edit, or repair.

In order to find the Registry Editor, click on the Start button, then select Run, and in the Open box type "regedit." If you have an editor installed on your PC, it will open up. An image of a registry editor is provided below for reference:

Using Regedit to modify your Registry
Once Regedit is open, on the lefthand side, you will notice a breakdown of its contents into folders. You may click on teh (+) sybol to expand each folder and reveal its contents.

After running a FREE REGISTRY SCAN, you may have an idea of which "registry keys" need to be deleted or restored. If you need to delete a key, simply click on it, then hit "delete" on your keyboard.

 ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR REGISTRY BEFORE CHANGING THE REGISTRY OR YOU MAY LOSE VALUBLE FILES AND PROGRAMS FOREVER!!!

How to Backup your Windows Registry Tutorial