Description :
The Windows registry has been an integral part of all Windows operating systems since version 3.1. This is the central hierarchical database acting as a storage facility for low-level settings of the majority of Windows components, services and device drivers. Third-party applications also save their settings and frequently updated data in the system registry instead of using multiple INI or other files for this purpose. Since the registry keeps so much information about your system, its corruption can have the most serious consequences - from inability to launch specific programs to general system instability and incorrect operation of certain devices. In the worst-case scenario, you won't be able to log into Windows at all. If that's what you are trying to deal with right now, Recovery Toolbox for Registry may well save your day!
Recovery Toolbox for Registry is a lightweight, yet powerful and very efficient registry recovery tool based on an advanced algorithm that will help you restore registry hives, keys and their values and bring your system back on track as soon as possible. The program can be used in two modes - automatic and advanced (manual). As the name of the first mode suggests, your involvement here is minimized. The program will first scan your hard drive and show you a list of available *.reg (registry) files. Once you select the necessary one, it will analyze the structure of the file and will restore all identifiable objects. The advanced mode, however, allows you to browse the structure of the file being recovered and view element-specific details. Recovery Toolbox for Registry has a very simple wizard-based interface that makes the recovery process easy and fast.
Recovery Toolbox for Registry is an affordable, compact, fast and highly efficient recovery tool for Windows registry files. If your system registry file has been damaged and you must get back to work as soon as possible and no matter what, this great software will be just what you.
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