it's a part of system restore files
C:/System Volume Information.
In Windows 95, backup registry files are stored in the "C:\Windows" directory and include "SYSTEM.DAT" and "USER.DAT." These files contain the system and user-specific settings, respectively. Additionally, backup copies of these registry files can be found as "SYSTEM.DAT~" and "USER.DAT~" in the same folder, created during system shutdown or when changes are made to the registry.
C:\Windows\system32\restore, C:\Windows\registry\backup, C:\Windows\system32, C:\Windows\registry, C:\Windows\system32\config, C:\Windows\system32\config\RegBack
For backing up your Windows registry before using a registry cleaner, simple open Run, input "regedit", and your registry will pop up. Click "File", and select "Export", then you can backup your registry file to any location on your computer.But actually you don't have to do that. Most well-designed registry cleaner & optmizer has the function for automatic backup. That backup, is to backup the registry repair. If any problems happen after the registry change, then you can undo the change with the backup.
Windows automaticly saves the registry in order to create a restore point. In windows you can restore the system to a previous set up, and part of that process is replacing or removing changed registry keys. Without these saved resistries restoration would be much harder, if not near impossible.
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Windows automaticly saves the registry in order to create a restore point. In windows you can restore the system to a previous set up, and part of that process is replacing or removing changed registry keys. Without these saved resistries restoration would be much harder, if not near impossible.
you have to back up it by ur self mostly every week u must clean ur registry
The Max Registry Cleaner is a Windows registry optimizer tool. Max Registry Cleaner can help boost a computers speed, fix errors and cleans system clutter, prevents crashes and freezes, and has registry defragment and backup.
Windows 98 and makes a daily backup Windows 9x/Me, it automatically backs up the registry each day, and by result it keeps the last five days of backups. In an emergency, you can recover the registry from one of these backups. bottom one submitted by homiarcher
%SystemRoot%\repair\RegBack
Backing up the Windows registry involves exporting it to a file, which can be done using the Registry Editor. To do this, open the Registry Editor, select the desired registry branch or the entire registry, and choose the "Export" option from the File menu. This creates a .reg file that contains all the selected registry data, allowing you to restore the registry to that state if needed. Always ensure you save this backup in a safe location before making any changes to the registry.