Restore Registry Hives on Windows 7 in Command Prompt by Britec | เรียนรู้การเขียนโปรแกรมออนไลน์ ที่เว็บไซต์

It says overwhrite

sank you very much

Hi how do you get to the run folder in the registry in windoe 10 ?

Hope pc still works

Oh dang

Very very thank you…

I never made a hive

Thanking somuch britec..I had a one windows login startup issue by removed regedit file. I was taken a backup of only that single folder but was not fixed by cmp prompt. your video help me to solve that issue. thanking for your sharing.

+Britec09 I wonder if this will work in my situation. I have a desktop with Windows 7 64 Professional that I use for making music and recordings, which was custom-built for me in 2011, and a couple weeks ago, I accidentally deleted a couple registry values that I probably shouldn't have, as I was trying to figure out why my internal DVD/CD Rom Drive is not showing up in my computer, Disk Management, or even Device Manager. That seems rather strange, because it shows up in BIOS. I was also trying to bring back DMA Mode on all of my DVD/CD ROM Drives and Disk Drives, as one of them is stuck in PIO mode. I was also trying to figure out what was causing latency on my machine, thinking there's a good chance that modifying something in the registry might speed it up. I was deleting registry values that said UpperFilters and LowerFilters, and I guess I must have made it so that now my computer won't boot. It says, "Windows failed to start, A recent hardware or software change might be the problem. The boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible.". My sighted friend, Markus Johnson (yes, that's "Markus" with a "K", not a "C"), sat with me yesterday for an hour, trying to figure out what was going on. We went into the BIOS and changed the boot order, thinking that might be what's going on. That didn't change anything. We tried pressing enter on "Start Windows Normally", but that just brought us back to the restart screen and the BIOS. Now I wonder if we'll have to reinstall Windows completely. I don't want to have to do that, since this would be about the seventh time I've had to do that on this machine since 2015! The place where I must have deleted the value by accident and made the machine unbootable was "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlClass{4D36E967-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318", the one that says, "Disk Drives". This brings up my question. Can Markus and I restore the registry values in Command Prompt via the BIOS? If so, how would we do this? Every time we go into Startup Repair, it seems to do this endless cycle of restarts. What do I do next? Is there a way for someone blind like me to do this when my screenreader can't access the BIOS?

7 years later and you still saved my ass. Bricked a work computer and probably would have been fired. You’re a lifesaver.

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request virus hese/reco. problem jpg and video no open.thnk you

i not have cd need help resore form pc windows

You have just saved my pc thanks so much!!!!!

Just one question, it was necessary to backup the corrupted hyves?

Dear Mr Britec, except my day, you saved my mind.. Thank you VERY much.

thank you very much… after searching and using all methods .. i found this… excellent!!!!

I see this is an old tutorial, but wanted to say thanks nonetheless!

Jack – Canada

You are genius !! Like and subscribe 🙂

is this restore or backup?

The process also appears to work on Windows10 YEY! -fingers crossed XD – Thanks Brian

Hi Britec, I tried all the ways including this reg back up. Still I am facing struck at starting windows screen. Would you please suggest what can be done next to fix ?