mAL_rEm018 wrote:Hello Johndoe225,
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Although I'm no expert in BSODs, I will try to help you as best as I can. First off, you shouldn't play in the Windows Registry unless you know what you're doing and have made a backup. May I ask why you removed an entry from your Registry?
You mentioned BSOD... Do you have any error code? If it's easier, you can take a picture of the BSOD an upload it here.
Regards,
mAL
Thank you for the quick reply.
The BOSD error is : Ox000021a
Who removed the entry from the Registry ? : Autorun (from Sysinternals) I just picked the registry listed there and deleted it from Autorun. After I deleted I checked Regedit ; the entry was gone (I was so proud of myself
![Embarassed :oops:](./images/smilies/icon_redface.gif)
.... not so much now
![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
)
Aprat from what I said in my OP I also tried the followings :
sfc /scannow ---> This goes to 100% but says after "resource protection could not perform the requested operation "
I tried : Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth --> This sais /Online is not an option of DISM . Therefore I gave up on that option
Lastly I just tried a solution at Bleeping to restore registry
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums ... ?p=4371456This did not work either
Here what the solution said :
Open a cmd prompt and type :- (type cmd's exactly as you see here, syntax is important)
bcdedit | find "osdevice"
(press enter, the | is called a pipe and is above the \ key), it will return ...OS device partition...X (where X is a drive letter) use this letter in the following cmd's. Often in 10 this will be D (do not worry if C: drive is the normal OS drive things work differently here, we will use D in this example)
Next type:-
D: (press enter)
Next type:-
cd D:\Windows\System32\ Config (press enter)
Next type:-
Dir (press enter)
The contents of the system32 \config file will open, if the regback date, is before this happened, then continue (if not you have lucked out)
Next type:-
cd regback (press enter)
Next type:-
copy *.* D:\windows\system32\config (press enter)
Type:- ALL to the proceed prompt, that's it, the registry has been restored to the date of the regback, see how you go.