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Backing Up Your Windows Registry
By Matt Donaldson | Published 01/25/2006 | Misc Articles | Rating:
Matt Donaldson
Matt has worked for a large UK broadband ISP for a number of years. He mainly specialises in server support and web related technologies. Not to mention that Matt has been with us since the birth of http://talkbroadband.com back in 2001! 

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Back-up Guide

Before making any changes to the Windows registry, you should always back it up first. There are a number of ways to do this, see below for the most popular method these days:

Step 1:
Click on the Windows "Start" button and click on "Run".

Step 2: In the "Run" dialog box type in "regedit" and click "OK".

Step 3: Now click on where it says "My Computer" on the left hand side. See Screenshot:



Step 4: Bring down the "Registry" menu and click on "Export".

Step 5: You will now be prompted to save your backup file. Choose a location, name the file and click "Save". In the below example I saved the backup file in a folder called "backup" and named the file "regbackup".

Your Windows registry will now backed up within that file, so remember what and where it is!







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