It might be a virus. Or perhaps windows has a missing component
You can go to "run" and then wrtite "regedit". it will open registry editor.
A good way to check to make sure the computer registry was restored is to restart the computer. If the registry was restored, the computer will restart with no problems. If the computer shows a screen that offers the user a choice of options like restart normally or restart in safe mode, there could be a problem in the registry that the computer needs to fix before restarting.
== == I went to start, run, typed in regedit, pressed ctrl F, typed in Green Av deleted everything in the folder, deleted the folder, ran an anti-virus software, deleted all cookies and restart computer.
There is no - in regedit. click run and type regedit not reg-edit
Start - Run - type "regedit" and then enter
i cant see and access "run" on my start menu... even if i press windowkey + r it doesnt work... i just want to access the regedit but our computer has restrictions to applications being run... is there any other way to run regedit or to run "run" even with restrictions??
I went to start, run, typed in regedit, pressed ctrl F, typed in Green Av deleted everything in the folder, deleted the folder, ran an anti-virus software, deleted all cookies and restart computer.
You might want to stay out of the regedit if you have no clue what your doing, messing around in there can mess up your computer. If you want to go in there anyways go to Start > Run and type in regedit. You can also go to C:\WINDOWS\regedit.
if you cannot find it, simply run it from the RUN menu type 'regedit' and it will take you there
Just run "regedit" command from DOS..
It is stored in the Registry -- Click START then Click RUN -- Type in REGEDIT and it will take you into the REGESTRY --- Wildbilly Oki
To remove this file from the resistry open it by opening run and typing in "regedit" delete that file and you will be fine.