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When the Windows Registry becomes corrupted, it can cause freezing, crashing, and startup errors, bringing you a lot of inconvenience. In the previous guide, Mytour instructed you on a simple method to backup the Registry on Windows 10. However, if the above method doesn't work correctly, you can try backing up and restoring the Registry using Restore Point.
Backup Registry with Restore Point
Step 1: Enter Restore point into the Search box on the Taskbar. When you get the result, open Create a Restore Point.
Step 2: When the System Properties window appears, select Local Disk (C:) (System), then choose Configure.
Step 3: In the Restore Settings section, select Turn on system protection. Pay attention to the Max Usage part and set the value to around 7GB – 10GB (depending on your memory space).
Press Apply to save the settings.
Step 4: Back on the System Properties screen, click on drive C once again and select Create...
Step 5: Name the Restore Point anything you can remember, then press Create.
Wait for the Restore Point creation process to complete.
Step 6: Press Close to finish the process, and you've successfully backed up the Registry.
Restore Registry
If you notice your computer behaving unstably or if you've accidentally made incorrect changes in the Registry, now is the time to restore it.
Open the System Properties window again as in the first step, this time select System Restore... under the System Protection tab.
Press Next to continue.
At this step, choose the name of the previously backed up Restore Point and then press Next.
Press Finish on the next window.
When prompted with this question, select Yes. Then your computer will automatically restart and run the Registry restoration process. Be patient as this process may take up to 15 minutes to complete.
Mytour has just guided you on backing up and restoring Registry on Windows 10 using Restore Point. Wish you successful implementation!
