How to restore registry after deleting them with Revo uninstaller?

Ive been having some computer problems since this happened. I know Revo backs up your registry before uninstalling. How can I restore this?? I dont see the option in Revo

I am using Revo pro by the way

Hello,

Go to Tools > Backup Manager > there you'll see the your backup just right click on it and Click on Restore.


Hope this helps,
Captain

Thanks for the quick reply



I am unsure which one of these to select. I am assuming that I would select the last option since it has the most registry files yet if I select it, will I be able to restore the other two?

As you can see, there were a TON of registry files for such a small program... ugh

Update:
I restored each of the three entries in the screen shot. It fixed many problems I was having including no sound, Microsoft Office invalid product key etc..

Now I have a questions:

Now I still have all of these messy residual registries after restoring the computer. Is there any way to clean these up without messing up my computer again?

ThumperSD said:

Update:
I restored each of the three entries in the screen shot. It fixed many problems I was having including no sound, Microsoft Office invalid product key etc..

Now I have a questions:

Now I still have all of these messy residual registries after restoring the computer. Is there any way to clean these up without messing up my computer again?

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To be honest i won't recommend to clean them because it won't harm your System or affect the performance because there isn't any trusted program that will clean the Registry without endangering the PC. Lets it be there you'll be better off without removing them.

Hope this helps,
Captain

ThumperSD said:

Now I still have all of these messy residual registries after restoring the computer. Is there any way to clean these up without messing up my computer again?

Click to expand...

I ran into a similar situation with Revo Pro when uninstalling some of the crapware that came with my HP computer and as Jack recommended I just left them in in certain situations because some of the programs had over 5,000 Registry values and x64 programs are a lot more difficult to remove than x86 programs are. I made sure that I got Norton 2011 completely out though, but then it only left 1,400+ Registry values which was a cake walk compared to some of the programs I mentioned above.

~Maxx~
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