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Microsoft is Making it Harder to Fix Windows
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Microsoft is making it harder to fix Windows by disabling features like Automatic Registry Backups and system restore. Looks like they would rather people have to reload Windows when things go wrong. I'll show you today how to reenable these features so when problems come up, they can be fixed.

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Notes from video:
Registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Configuration Manager

Add Dword 32Bit [EnablePeriodicBackup] set to 1
Add Dword 32Bit [BackupCount] Set to desired number of backups

Command For Task scheduler
schtasks /run /i /tn "\Microsoft\Windows\Registry\RegIdleBackup"

Enable F8 menu
New Key [LastKnownGood]
New Dword 32Bit [Enabled] set to 1

In an administrator CMD
bcdedit /Set {Current} BootMenuPolicy Legacy

To change back to new menu
bcdedit /Set {Current} BootMenuPolicy Standard

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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@DJdoppIer

1 year ago

Microsoft: "We removed automatic registry backups to save storage space." Literally everyone: "If you're concerned about space, remove the extra bloatware and telemetry services. Pretty sure that junk takes up WAY more storage." Microsoft: "NOOOOO!!! ThOsE aRe EsSeNtIaL!!!"

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@stuartgibson9755

1 year ago

My work has the same philosophy as MS, giving us "improvements" to the software that we never asked for, making our job even harder to do than it was before.

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@steeviebops

1 year ago

I used to work in an IT workshop in an MSP (managed services provider, IT services for small business). I had both of these added to a post-setup script on our deployment server to make sure that it was enabled on anything we deployed. It saved our bacon many times. One thing to note is that if you have BitLocker disk encryption enabled, you'll be prompted for the 48-digit recovery key when you use the F8 menu.

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@gcraig0001

1 year ago

I re-enabled System Restore a long time ago (WIN 10), but I've become very wary of Microsoft and choose to not place much faith in it working when I actually need it. My fallback plan doesn't involve reinstalling Windows and all the work that entails, I just do a monthly system disk image backup which is stored on a separate drive. If the worst happens, I just use my boot disk or USB key to start up and then install the system disk backup. At worst I lose a month of application data (not really a full month, I also do a weekly backup of User Data). I always do a lot of customization of my operating system, so the "install a fresh version of Windows and start over" is a non-starter for me. Frequent backups are my friends, and storage space is cheap these days.

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@michaelprox1172

1 year ago

shame on you microsoft

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@DS6Prophet

1 year ago

Yeah, honestly, I've spent the past couple of months learning how to tweak the living fk out of Windows 10/11 & disable all their BS. Got to say, I am very pleased with all my achievements, in big part because you inspired me to get into learning my system in a deeper level of understanding, so it won't blue screen me 24/7! Thank you for your amazing work! 😊😊

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@godfist314

1 year ago

I have found System restore to be unreliable as far as fixing problems after using restore points. Buying additional 1TB Nmve drives for clone backups is super cheap now. Cloning your boot drive is the most reliable way to "system restore" that i've found. There's no 100% foolproof method but that's the best one I've got. Obviously takes much longer than software based methods but that's what works the best for me :)

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@tendosingh5682

1 year ago

Love that you summarized the steps and made it easily visible.

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@fcknkllr

10 months ago

I love that I found this channel! Your info is great. Happily subbed!

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@peterhaas93

1 year ago

Great video! A bit confusing is that you put "Command For Task manager" in the description although you meant "Command For Task Scheduler"

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@angieandretti

1 year ago

In my experience, Microsoft's "system restore" hasn't been reliable since Windows 7. Even in 8 and 8.1, it would almost always fail.

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@Buddy308

8 months ago

Too many comments for this one to be seen, but this video was SO helpful that I'm forced to leave a thank you!

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@hypersoop13

1 year ago

Hoo i usually don't find myself enjoying tech related content, especially the talking stuff, but this is actually really entertaining to listen to! good job

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@pootan517

1 year ago

I remember falling into that boot loop rabbit hole several months ago. And the similar disappointments of not seeing any file size on regback and no restorepoints. Like you, I had to make a fresh install but was able to get most of my programs and all of my data using a combination of pctrans and laplink by connecting the bootlooped hard drive as an external drive. I really hate having to re-activate and fetch for all the keys most of my programs had or even worse, discontinued, so props for easus pctrans for saving me some time lol... But overall, it took a lot longer than it should have just because they disabled regback...

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@malcolmbrady1958

1 year ago

Hey !!! Thanks for taking the time to post this video I carried out your instructions regarding the Automatic Registry Backup , and am pleased to inform you I now have Auto Reg Backup. Just want to say System Restore has saved me quite a number of times, usually after Microsoft updates have been installed. Thanks Again !! Malc U.K.

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@P-G-77

1 year ago

Very true... unfortunately. I've noticed a few things since the release of Windows 11, but then it seems even worse. Now the best thing to do is to... do it manually, maybe creating some timed scripts.

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@machdaddy6451

1 year ago

This procedure has allowed me to fix so many computers that wouldn't boot.

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@theultramage

1 year ago

I made this discovery not too long ago. Sysinternals Autoruns wiped out the whole printer registry when I tried removing a nonexistent print monitor, and I suddenly had the need to mount a backup copy of Config/SOFTWARE. It was then that I realized that all PCs have stopped making registry backups, and have also stopped making restore points. I resorted to transplanting the keys from another pc, but damn. What freaked me out the most was the disabled System Restore, as I was relying on it being on for a bunch of other stuff, such a restoring previous versions of files.

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@christopherp.8485

1 year ago

I really enjoyed this. Nice for me to get back into this kind of stuff. Just subbed.

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@w.obrien8044

1 year ago

Many Thanks for a very informative and easy to follow tutorial. I haven't updated the F8 feature yet, but the registary backup is working fine. Thanks again.

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