Viruses and other things. Most antivirus software will fix these
To prevent your registry from becoming corrupt and some of them even scan your registry for bad keys wish can improve computer performance after getting rid of them.
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No, there's no such thing as a good computer virus. Some are less disastrous than others, but you'll never find a good one. Defining points of a virus include: 1. You didn't install it, or you were tricked into installing it. 2. It uses an inordinate amount of computer resources such as RAM. 3. It damages your computer's registry by deleting registry keys, writing code into existing registry keys, or adding registry keys designed to exploit your system and maybe your privacy. 4. Some have been suspected of damaging your hardware components. You might also see pop-up advertisements, false security warnings, and computer errors including a complete system crash, or Blue Screen of Death.
On a local PC you can have an access to registry settings through registry editor. It allows you to have a low-level access to system settings and export them to .reg file. Using registry editor you even can access to registry on a remote computer. But registry editor wasn't designed to work with multiple remote PCs simultaneously. If you need to export registry keys from multiple PCs, you can benefit from the features of EMCO Remote Registry Exporter. EMCO Remote Registry Exporter is a tool that was designed to work in the network environment to export registry keys from one or multiple remote PCs. It can be used it if you need to check registry data on remote PCs or backup specified registry keys. Registry keys and values are extracted by the application from remote PCs and are stored in .reg files, created for every PC, so you can use them to find required information or use later on to restore registry settings. To initiate remote registry export operation you only have to define a list of keys to export and a list of PCs where export should be performed
The question makes no sense. The registry is where the keys are stored.
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There are five root keys.
Well, most programs do actually so that the registry keys can be updated and encoded with your new system.
you can find and edit registry keys by pushing Windows Key+R, typing regedit and hitting enter. registry keys are the settings for your operating system and all your programs. i would recommend not screwing around with them, it could really mess up your system.
Registry problems can include:Having old registry keys which point to files which were renamed or deletedHaving invalid / corrupted values in some of the registryInternet programs storing personal data which are later transmitted over the net.Registry keys which are no longer used because the program has been updated\uninstalledRegistry key sets which are not compatible with each other, eg: causes a particular program to not work correctly.
Generally they have the same structure , basic keys and values but there are many differences in other keys and values Some new keys appear in Win7 for example : if you want to change OEM information and add some description and Oem_logo to your computer properties , this can be done through registry in win7 , while in Xp you just put the text and the logo in your system32 folder Also in Win7 we have some new features like transparency , Aero ... etc all these stuff have key entries in registry So you can say , Win7 registry is bit different you need to search the internet to discover what is new in Win7 registry.