Microsoft explains the lack of Registry backups in Windows 10

Re:Microsoft explains the lack of Registry backups in Window... by rolph on Monday July 01, 2019 @12:16PM (#20326833)

if i spent all day tweaking peoples registries, only to find that they are not backed up to be restored when you desire a sane configuration uuum, "pissed off" would not even begin to approach describing the emotional carnage evoked.

I get the hunch MS is set on controlling the users configuration at all times. On the flipside i remember the hell of restore point trojans, and perhaps this is MS best go at mitigating a currently guesstimated threat that is coming?

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Re:Microsoft explains the lack of Registry backups in Window... by cwyers on Monday July 01, 2019 @06:57PM (#20330540)

> if i spent all day tweaking peoples registries, only to find that they are not backed up to be restored when you desire a sane configuration uuum, "pissed off" would not even begin to approach describing the emotional carnage evoked.

Step one to editing the Registry is _stop editing the Registry._

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Re:Microsoft explains the lack of Registry backups in Window... by inlined on Monday July 01, 2019 @02:58PM (#20328565)

Hell, registry tweaking can be so dangerous that Windows keeps a copy of important keys for the last known good boot. That’s what “safe mode” is: it uses that key instead of the current one.

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