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Editor to share with you how to manually back up the Windows XP registry, I believe most people do not know much about it, so share this article for your reference, I hope you can learn a lot after reading this article, let's go to know it!

WindowsXP's registry is very large, it collects configuration and status information related to hardware and software, as well as various settings related to users. In order to prevent damage to the registry, we need to back up the registry frequently. We all know that the Windows98 registry can be backed up manually, but in fact, the WindowsXP registry can also be backed up manually. In WindowsXP, the system configuration file is saved in the "Config" directory under "System32", which mainly includes several unsuffixed files such as Sam, System, Software, Default, and the corresponding log file; the user configuration file is saved in the "Documentsandsettings\ Username" directory under the WindowsXP installation directory, mainly with Ntuser.dat and the corresponding log file.

When backing up the WindowsXP registry manually, you only need to copy the above files to another directory. If you have multiple operating systems, you can back up these files in other operating systems. If the WindowsXP installation partition uses the NTFS file system, you can start the recovery console program and directly use the Copy command to make backups. The recovery console program can be installed using the "i386\ winnt32.exe/cmdcons" command on the WindowsXP installation CD.

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