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<div class="style44">    <span class="style44"><strong>So,                     you've got a slow computer that hardly runs, crashes all                     the time and displays more &quot;error notifications&quot; than                     your Grade 5 Math Teacher...<em><br />
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        <span class="style55 style7">What                     to do now?</span><br />
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    </em>Here's                     a 3-step &quot;action plan&quot; for slapping your PC back into                     shape and making it behave the way it used to - the way it's <em>supposed</em> to:<br />
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    <span class="style55 style7">1.                     Isolate a Faulty Registry as the Culprit</span><br>
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        </strong>First                     things first, let's isolate the problem so that we can deal                     with it effectively. Let's eliminate the possibility of your                     PC's ailments being caused by a third-party program, application                     or virus by running your Anti-Virus software, followed by a                     Spyware Scan as well.If                     neither your virus scan or your spyware scan turn up any problems,                     then there's a good chance that you've got a problem with your                     windows registry.<br />
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        Here's                     what to do next:<strong><br />
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        <span class="style7">2.                     Backup The Windows Registry</span></span></strong> 
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        <td bgcolor="#ffffff" class="style54"><div align="center"><span class="style55"><strong>Please                           Note - </strong>If                           you use a reputable recovery utility program like <strong><a href="programs/regcure.php" rel="nofollow">RegCure</a></strong>,                           it will backup your registry <em>for you</em>, automatically                           - saving you all the hassle of this step...</span></div></td>
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    Before                     you do any tampering with the Windows Registry, you'll want                     to do a backup, just in case things go bad - which they easily                     can, especially if you're going to attempt some changes manually,                     on your own.<br />
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    Backing                     up the registry is done differently on each different version                     of Windows. Here's a basic run-down of how it works for each                     version of Windows, starting with Win95. Click a   &quot;quick-jump&quot;                     link below to hop down to your version of Windows:<a href="http://www.registryremedies.com/art-registry-recovery.php#95"><br />
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      </a><a href="#windows95">Windows                     95</a> | <a href="#windows98me">Windows 98 &amp; ME</a> | <a href="#windows200020003xp">Windows                     2000, 2003 &amp; XP</a> | <a href="#windowsvista">Windows Vista</a><strong><br />
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      <a name="windows95" id="windows95"></a><span class="style55 style7">Windows                     95 - Registry Backup &amp; Restoration Instructions:</span><br />
      <br />
      </strong><em><strong><span class="style7">How                     to Backup the Registry in Win95 - Tutorial:</span><br>
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      </strong></em><strong>a)</strong> To begin the register recovery restart (or turn on) the computer, and when you see the &quot;Starting                     Windows&quot; screen, press F8. Choose &quot;Safe Mode - Command                     Prompt Only&quot; and then press the Enter key to continue<br />
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      <strong>b)</strong> Enter the following commands...<strong>cd                     \windows</strong> <em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><br />
      <strong>attrib                     -r -h -s system.dat</strong> <em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><br />
      <strong>attrib                     -r -h -s user.dat</strong> <em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><br />
      <strong>copy                     system.dat *.bak</strong> <em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><br />
      <strong>copy                     user.dat *.bak </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)Please                     note: This tutorial assumes that, prior to conducting the registry                     backup, your hard disk contains no files named &quot;system.bak&quot;                     or &quot;user.bak&quot;. If it does, then be sure to rename                     the extension in the above instructions as necessary.<br />
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      </em><strong>c)</strong> Restart your computerAnd                     you're done - the registry has now been backed up successfully.<em><strong><br />
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      <br />
      <span class="style7">Restoring                     the Registry in Win95 - Tutorial:</span></strong></em><strong><br>
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      a)</strong> Restart (or turn on) the computer, and when you see the &quot;Starting                     Windows&quot; screen, press F8. Choose &quot;Safe Mode - Command                     Prompt Only&quot; and then press the Enter key to continue<br />
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      <strong>b)</strong> Enter the following commands...<strong>cd                     windows </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
    attrib                     -r -h -s system.dat </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
      attrib                     -r -h -s system.da0 </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
        attrib                     -r -h -s user.dat </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
        attrib                     -r -h -s user.da0 </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
          ren                     system.dat system.daa </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
            ren                     system.da0 system.da1 </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
              ren                     user.dat user.daa </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
                ren                     user.da0 user.da1 </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
                  copy                     system.bak system.dat </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)</em><strong><br />
                    copy                     user.bak user.dat </strong><em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)<br />
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                    </em><strong>c)</strong> Restart your computerAnd                     you're done - the registry has now been restored successfully, <strong>assuming that you've used the</strong> <strong>same filenames and extensions</strong> for both the backup and the restoration of the registry.<strong><br />
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                    <br />
                    <a name="windows98me" id="windows98me"></a><span class="style55 style7">Windows                     98/ME - Registry Backup &amp; Restoration Instructions:</span></strong><span class="style8"><em><strong><br />
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                    <span class="style7">How                     to Backup the Registry in Win98 &amp; ME - Tutorial:</span></strong></em></span><em><strong><br>
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                    </strong></em><strong>a)</strong> Go to &quot;Start&quot;, and then &quot;Run&quot;. In the text                     field, type in <strong>scanregw</strong> and press &quot;OK&quot;<br />
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                    <strong>b)</strong> The program will scan the registry for errors. After the scan                     is complete, it will ask if you'd like to make a backup of your                     current Windows Registry. Click &quot;Yes&quot;, and the backup                     will begin. When it completes the backup, press &quot;OK&quot;.And                     you're done - the registry has now been backed up successfully.<em><strong><br />
                    <br />
                    <span class="style7">How                     to Restore the Registry in Win98 &amp; ME - Tutorial:</span><br>
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                    </strong>For                     Windows 98...</em><strong><br />
      a)</strong> Restart the computer and hold the &quot;CTRL&quot; key. Choose                     &quot;Safe Mode - Command Prompt Only&quot; when the option                     appears. You will arrive at a command-prompt DOS interface.<em><br />
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      For                     Windows ME...<br />
      </em><strong>a)</strong> Restart the computer with the Startup Disk and select the option                     that says &quot;Start Computer Without CD-ROM Support&quot;.                     You will arrive at a command-prompt DOS interface. <strong><em>For                     Both Windows 98 &amp; ME, Continuing...<br />
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      </em>b)</strong> In the command prompt interface, type <strong>c:\windows\command\scanreg                     /restore</strong> <em>(press &quot;Enter&quot;)<br />
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      </em><strong>c)</strong> ScanReg will display a list of all previous Windows Registry                     backups. Use the arrow keys to select the backup you'd like                     to restore, and then press &quot;Enter&quot;
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        <strong>d)</strong> When the registry cleanup is complete, press &quot;Enter&quot;                     when prompted to restart the computer. If you have Windows ME,                     remove the boot (StartUp) disk before restarting.And                     you're done - the registry has now been restored successfully.<br />
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        <br />
        <strong><a name="windows200020003xp" id="windows200020003xp"></a><span class="style55 style7">Windows                     2000/2003/XP - Registry Backup &amp; Restoration Instructions:</span></strong><em><strong><br />
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        <span class="style7">How                     to Backup the Registry in Win2000, Win2003 &amp; WinXP - Tutorial:</span></strong><br>
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          Note:                     You may need to be logged in as the administrator in order perform                     the following tasks.</em><strong><br />
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            a)</strong> Go to Start &gt;&gt; All Programs &gt;&gt; Accessories &gt;&gt;                     System Tools &gt;&gt; Backup. If the Backup Utility does not                     exist in your start menu, then ensure that it's installed by                     inserting your Windows CD and making updates/installations as                     necessary.<strong><br />
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              b)</strong> When the Backup program launches, ensure that you're in the                     &quot;wizard&quot; component of the application. Press the button                     that says &quot;Next&quot; to proceed.<strong><br />
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                c)</strong> When prompted, select &quot;Only back up the System State Data&quot;.                     Follow the prompts and proceed by clicking &quot;Next&quot;                     until the backup is completed. Press &quot;Finish&quot; to initiate                     the Registry Backup. When the backup is complete, close the                     program.And                     you're done - the registry has now been backed up successfully.<em><strong><br />
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                <br />
                <span class="style7">How                     to Restore the Registry in Win2000, Win2003 &amp; WinXP - Tutorial:</span></strong></em><strong><br>
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                  a)</strong> Open the Backup Utility, as before (instructions listed previously). <br />
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                  <strong>b) </strong>Again, ensure that you're in &quot;Backup Wizard&quot; mode.                     You'll be presented with list of all previous registry backups.                     Simply select the System-State backup you'd like to restore                     and press &quot;Next&quot;, and then &quot;Finish&quot;. Close                     the program when the restoration is complete.And                     you're done - the registry has now been restored successfully.<strong><br />
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                  <br />
                  <a name="windowsvista" id="windowsvista"></a><span class="style55 style7">Windows                     Vista - Registry Backup &amp; Restoration Instructions:</span></strong><em><strong><br />
                  <br />
                  <span class="style7">How                     to Backup the Registry in Windows Vista - Tutorial:</span></strong><br />
                  <br />
    Note:                     You may need to be logged in as the administrator in order perform                     the following tasks.There                     are actually two ways to backup the registry in windows vista,                     one is to create a &quot;System Restore Point&quot;, and the                     other is to export the registry in its current state using Reg                     Edit to a folder on the hard drive - or an external drive. To                     do so, you can go to Start &gt;&gt; All Programs &gt;&gt; Accessories                     &gt;&gt; Run &gt;&gt; &quot;Reg Edit&quot;. From there, export                     the desired registry keys or folders to a location on your hard                     drive, or an external drive. You can later import the data back                     into the registry in the same way.<br />
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    The <strong>safer way</strong> to backup the registry is using System Restore,                     which is what we'll cover in this tutorial...<br />
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                  </em><strong>a)</strong> Go to Start &gt;&gt; Control Panel &gt;&gt; System &gt;&gt;                     System Protection.<strong><br />
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    b)</strong> Select the hard drives you'd like to create a restore-point                     for and then cllick on the &quot;Create&quot; button to create                     a new restore point.<strong>c)</strong> Follow the prompts in order to complete the backup process<em><strong>How                     to Restore the Registry in Windows Vista - Tutorial:</strong></em><strong>a)</strong> Go to Start &gt;&gt; All Programs &gt;&gt; Accessories &gt;&gt;                     System Tools &gt;&gt; System Restore.<br />
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    <strong>b)</strong> Click &quot;Next&quot;, select the restore point for which you'd                     like to reset your PC, and then click &quot;Next&quot; again.<strong>c)</strong> Follow the prompts in order to complete the restoration process.<strong><br />
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    <span class="style7">3.                     Fix The Problem(s) With The Registry</span></strong>    </span>
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            <p align="center"><strong>WARNING                             - </strong>Only                             attempt to edit, modify, &quot;fix&quot; or otherwise                             tamper with the windows registry if you're an IT professional.                             Even the <em>smallest</em> error or change to the registry                             can cause severe problems with your PC - even to the                             point of <em>complete</em> inoperation.</p>
          <p align="center"><strong>We                             strongly recommend using a reputable registry repair                             program such as <a href="programs/regcure.php" rel="nofollow">RegCure</a> - instead of potentially disabling your PC and losing                             all of your files!</strong></p>
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    <span class="style44">Depending                     on what the problem was with your registry, fixing it will range                     from   &quot;somewhat straightforward&quot; to &quot;re-installing                     windows&quot;.Hopefully,                     you'll be able to simply do a system restore from a date prior                     to the initial error. If it's not that simple, then you're left                     with 3 options if you don't want to format the hard drive and                     re-install Windows:<strong><br />
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    1.</strong> Use the system's Registry Editor to manually remove or edit                     the &quot;problem&quot; files (folders/keys)<br />
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    <strong>2.</strong> Hire a computer repair business to correct the registry for                     you<strong><br />
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    3.</strong> Save yourself the trouble (and hassle) of steps 1 &amp; 2 and                     use <strong><a href="programs/regcure.php" rel="nofollow">RegCure</a></strong> to automatically backup your registry, isolate and correct problems                     in a matter of minutes.So                     if you're a professional, then step 1 may be an option for you.<br />
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    If                     not - short of losing <em>all</em> your data by reformatting your                     hard drive and reinstalling Windows - then using a program like <strong><a href="programs/regcure.php" rel="nofollow">RegCure</a></strong> is literally the only option that makes sense.<strong><br />
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