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Manually Restore the Registry From its Backup in Windows (Windows 7 / Vista)
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<blockquote data-quote="Icewolf208" data-source="post: 60245" data-attributes="member: 3219"><p>So this is what I did before everything happened:</p><p></p><p>Recently I've "cleaned" my laptop with the AVG pc tune up program, It cleaned about 500+ Registry entries and more, it worked fine after the clean up but</p><p>after it got shut down it did not want to boot up anymore, it kept hanging on "starting Windows" with the windows icon. The built-in startup repair </p><p>couldn't repair it, I could only start it up in safe mode, I tried restoring the back up that AVG made before the clean up but it couldn't restore it, so for about 3 days I kept on working in safe mode (just using microsoft office and networking). Then I found the thread about manually restoring the back-up and I did that, after doing so my Windows still didn't boot up and in safe mode instead of booting in safe mode I got the pop-up with something about login or logon something, sorry I don't remember the precise message, if I pressed "OK" or the close button the pop-up reappears.</p><p>So now I can only open the windows repair screen, so I can only use CMD and a repair that doesn't work, I tried restoring the back-up but yeah I couldn't, since the config dir went into one file. so now i'm stuck.</p><p>I should also include that I don't have a windows 7 installation disk. Windows 7 came built-in with the Laptop.</p><p>I can only use the "one touch web acces w/out full boot up".</p><p></p><p>Anthony.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Icewolf208, post: 60245, member: 3219"] So this is what I did before everything happened: Recently I've "cleaned" my laptop with the AVG pc tune up program, It cleaned about 500+ Registry entries and more, it worked fine after the clean up but after it got shut down it did not want to boot up anymore, it kept hanging on "starting Windows" with the windows icon. The built-in startup repair couldn't repair it, I could only start it up in safe mode, I tried restoring the back up that AVG made before the clean up but it couldn't restore it, so for about 3 days I kept on working in safe mode (just using microsoft office and networking). Then I found the thread about manually restoring the back-up and I did that, after doing so my Windows still didn't boot up and in safe mode instead of booting in safe mode I got the pop-up with something about login or logon something, sorry I don't remember the precise message, if I pressed "OK" or the close button the pop-up reappears. So now I can only open the windows repair screen, so I can only use CMD and a repair that doesn't work, I tried restoring the back-up but yeah I couldn't, since the config dir went into one file. so now i'm stuck. I should also include that I don't have a windows 7 installation disk. Windows 7 came built-in with the Laptop. I can only use the "one touch web acces w/out full boot up". Anthony. [/QUOTE]
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