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Your Windows 7 registry contains the entire "blueprint" of your Windows installation. If your registry gets corrupted, either through a bad driver, a failed uninstallation, or a variety of other reasons, you can usually quickly fix it by performing a system restore to a time when the computer was working properly. You can also use registry cleaning programs like CCleaner to scan for and fix errors.
 
Your Windows 7 registry contains the entire "blueprint" of your Windows installation. If your registry gets corrupted, either through a bad driver, a failed uninstallation, or a variety of other reasons, you can usually quickly fix it by performing a system restore to a time when the computer was working properly. You can also use registry cleaning programs like CCleaner to scan for and fix errors.
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== Steps ==
 
== Steps ==
 
===Performing a System Restore===
 
===Performing a System Restore===
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#Click the "Fix All Selected Issues" button. You can review each fix manually, but you can typically trust CCleaner to make the correct repair.
 
#Click the "Fix All Selected Issues" button. You can review each fix manually, but you can typically trust CCleaner to make the correct repair.
 
#Click "Close" after everything is fixed.
 
#Click "Close" after everything is fixed.
#Reboot your computer. If the problems persist, you may need to [[Reinstall-Windows-7|reinstall Windows 7]].
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#Reboot your computer. If the problems persist, you may need to [[Reinstall Windows 7|reinstall Windows 7]].
#*[[Edit-the-Windows-Registry|You can try to manually fix your registry using the Registry Editor]], but this is only recommended for advanced users as one wrong edit can render your computer inoperable until the system is restored or reinstalled.
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#*[[Edit the Windows Registry|You can try to manually fix your registry using the Registry Editor]], but this is only recommended for advanced users as one wrong edit can render your computer inoperable until the system is restored or reinstalled.
  
 
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