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Hi buddy,

Welcome back…

I guess you may have grown to have like my data recovery blog. Since Feburary 2008, I have painstakingly shared every possible aspect in data recovery or retrieving process, tips and techniques. I hope you find these sharing useful and insightful.

For today’s sharing, I intend to show you how to backup your windows registry before it is too late (I mean too late as in your system got infected by virus or some sort)

The source is from Symantec:

To back up the entire registry

#1 Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Backup.

#2 Click Advanced Mode.

#3 Do one of the following:

*** If you see the Backup or Restore Wizard as shown below, make sure that “Always start in wizard mode” is not checked, and then click Advanced Mode.

*** If you see the Backup Utility window as shown below, go on to step 4.

#4 On the Welcome tab, click the Backup Wizard (Advanced) button.

#5 Click Next.

#6 Select Only back up the System State data, and click Next.

#7 Click the Browse button.

#8 If the Insert Disk warning message displays, click Cancel.

#9 In the left pane, click the Desktop button.

#10 Click Save.

#11 Click Next.

#12 Click Finish.

#13 When you see the message “The backup is complete” — this could take a few minutes–click Close.

#14 Close the Backup Utility window.

In conclusion

I hope you find this little data recovery blog useful in your data recovering process. Going foward, do expect more insightful articles from me, Dr. Data Recovery.

Eddy
Your buddy in Data Recovery Ultimatum

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