Can Anyone Help Me? Its About Registry .?
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http://www.ccleaner.com/ \nClean everything from that program\n\nReinstalling XP safely:\nhttp://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
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http://www.webroot.com/consumer/downloads/?WRSID=9f05239c81add6643df3cec3ede93211\n\ngo there, look under "more webroot downloads" you should see Window Washer, should be the first one, and click on the trial, its the best registry cleaner right now..its not a full version, but it gets the job done for now
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Much dificult, but try on Add and remove programs. Delete also the Regkey, otherwise it can install again without your permition
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should be in the help options, to register, if not then you will have to reinstall and input the key
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Why would you have registry problems in the first place, many of these registry fixing programs are nothing more than a way to get your money. If you try to do it yourself you can run Regedit from your RUN command line...but back it up first!\n\nUsually the programs you are speaking of find a small portion of a program that is no longer in your computer and is referenced in your registry...this WILL NOT CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS. Virtually every single program leaves a trace of itself in your registry, don't worry about it!!
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Before you edit the registry, back it up.\n\nAfter you use the Add/Remove program in the Control Panel, you need to open Windows Explorer and find the folder under Programs called Symantec and delete it.  Also, you have to edit the registy.  Click start, run, and typed regedit and press enter.  This opens the registry.  Expand the hive for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and expand it, under software find the folder for Symantec and remove it there.  Also the Hive for HKEY_CURRENT_USER find the Software folder and remove Symantec there also.
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You can hear and see what they have for free registry programs. You say you are running Windows XP, but is it the media edition? I had nothing but reg errors and other error messages with it. I finally had to install Just the Pro version which was fine cause I wasn't using the Media features anyway.\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/\nI've also been told this is suppose to be a good product, but I don't know for sure.\nhttp://www.repairregistry.com/free_scan.htm
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I don't think you can write protect the registry but if you could you shouldn't!!!  The registry is constantly being updated.  You can back up the registry if you want. The computer will quit working if the registry can not be written to.
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Try using a software to remove all registry... Files..\n\nThen Install it again...\n\nok..\n\n\nbye..
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If you're talking about Microsoft's Visual Studio, this KB article might help.  Since it involves editing the registry, be very careful.  I might get in touch with the Microsoft support folks to see if they have any other suggestions.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/248697/en-us?spid=3042&sid=1310\n\nplrr
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Simply put, if you have no experience in using the registry, then NO. BUT - you could uninstall your applications and re-install on a different drive...just make sure you do a full unistall (not keeping any user settings) or you'll end up with problems.
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have u tried using regedit????\n\n\ni guess you havent yet,,,\n\nbecause almost all infos can be seen in registry\nyou can even  manually clean a virus.. and change the name of your recycle bin or your "START"menu...\n\njust be very carefull when dealing with windows registry....
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YOU CAN TRY A FREEWARE NAMED WINPOOCH WATCHDOG WHICH THOUGH IS AN ANTISPYWARE BUT IT BASICALLY ALERTS YOU WHENEVER A PROGRAM TRIES TO CHANGE OR MODIFY YOUR WINDOWS REGISTRY . IT IS ONE PROGRAM WITH GREAT POTENTIAL . IT CAN BE DOWNLOADED FROM  http://sourceforge.net/projects/winpooch
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You will probably have to clean the harddrive and then reformat it. It has like 15 registry lines and if you miss one, it comes back.
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i will give you instructions, but be VERY careful. the registry, which you'll be using to change the name can be a very dangerous place if you change something you didn't mean to - so be aware.\n\n1. Click Start\n2. Click Run\n3. Type regedit in the textbox and click OK.\n4. Regedit should load. Browse to this registry key:\nHKEY LOCAL MACHINE\nSOFTWARE\nMicrosoft\nWindows NT\nCurrentVersion\n5. In the right panel, double click RegisteredOwner\n6. In the value data field, change the name to whatever you wish\n7. Click OK\n8. Exit regedit and log off or reboot.\n\nas i've said you need to be really careful when using the registry, make sure you follow the instructions to the letter and are only changing that one key value.
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My first question is how do you know it's your registry, are you getting a lot of errors in the system?  Or is your computer just running very slow?  Click on the link I've supplied.  In the upper right hand quarter of the screen.  You'll see the program, install this program to find the problems in your registry.  It's also very good at finding temporary Internet files and cleaning them out.  You will want to run the registry cleaner three times, this will clear out 90% of all the errors in your system.  Good luck!
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if you have windows 2000/XP then you can when booting press F8 and then choose last good known configuration (this option is ment for cleaning and restoring the last good registry you had before)