Windows Registry Editor

How to Backup Windows Registry – XP, Vista and Windows 7

Windows registry stores the most essential information concerning your computer. The registry holds information of hardware and software installed and other related data. How Windows is configured during setup and every time new hardware and software are added also saves in the registry. In fact, big or small changes you made on computer will reflect on that part of the system data – the Windows registry. More

How to Edit Windows Registry

How to Edit Windows Registry

Windows registry contains complex system information about how the programs will run. Windows in general will make changes to registry every time a new hardware and software is installed, removed or changed. Usually, editing a registry is vital in removing threats from the computer. Some anti-virus programs may remove files but not the value or entries it  threat have registered. More

How to Start Computer in Safe Mode

How to Start Computer in Safe Mode

Starting Windows in Safe Mode is very useful when troubleshooting computer problems by limiting the resources it loads when Windows is started. While in Safe Mode, users will start with only basic options and will load only basic drivers. Starting this way can help users diagnose systems problems easil The computer must be in Off mode to enter the Safe Mode menu. More

How to Disable or Enable System Restore on Windows Me

Information provided on this page is How to disable System Restore on Windows ME and prevent the viruses on infected data from being restored. System Restore is part of Windows ME, which was by default is turned on during the installation process. Turning Off system restore may remove previous restore points so it is advised to do this if there are no used of your previous restore points.

1. On the Desktop, Right Click on My Computer
2. Select the System Properties
3. On Performance Tab, Click File System in Advanced Settings at the bottom.
4. On Troubleshooting Tab, Mark Disable System Restore t disable or Unmark to enable.
4. Click OK
5. When asked to Restart Windows, click Yes.

Note: If you turn off System Restore for troubleshooting purposes such as Virus removal, don’t forget to turn it on again again after the removal process. You must create new restore points once you turn System Restore back on.

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How to Disable System Restore in Windows XP

How to Disable or Enable System Restore on Windows XP

Information provided on this page is How to disable System Restore on Windows XP and prevent the viruses on infected data from being restored. System Restore is part of Windows XP, which was by default is turned on during the installation process. Turning Off system restore may remove previous restore points so it is advised to do this if there are no used of your previous restore points. 

You must have an Administrator Privilege to be able to disable System Restore on Windows XP.
1. On the Desktop, Right Click on My Computer
2. Select the System Restore Tab
3. Mark the “Turn Off System Restore” to disable and UnMark to Enable
4. Click Apply on the Bottom of the Dialog Box to save the settings.
5. A message “This deletes all existing restore points” will appear, click Yes to disable.
6. Click OK.

Note: If you turn off System Restore for troubleshooting purposes such as Virus removal, don’t forget to turn it on again again after the removal process. You must create new restore points once you turn System Restore back on.

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How to Disable System Restore in Windows Me

How to Restore Windows Desktop Icons

Some virus and malware can disable and remove desktop icons on infected computer. Even though the threat was removed, icons will still be missing from desktop because virus removal software is limited only in removing the infection.

Below, you will find step-by-step guide in restoring your Windows Desktop Icons. More

Flash Disinfector

Flash Disinfector

Flash Disinfector is a tool that will automatically remove unwanted files  on removable USB drives, flash drives and memory sticks. Typically, computer Worms can enter the computer either when users download compromised files from insecure locations. Worms are also spreading on spam email messages that will come as attachment. This worm immediately looks for presence of removable USB drives and drops certain files into it, usually autorum.inf and executable file. Autorun.inf will run the executable file when the drive is approach.  From this process, worm begins to spread on network and infect other drives. Infected USB and flash drive inserted on clean computers works to contaminate other drives utilizing the same method. More

Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware

Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware

Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware is a computer security application that thoroughly removes even the most advanced malware, viruses and Trojans. It includes a number of features, including a built-in Protection Monitor that blocks malicious processes before it even start. More

How to remove autorun.inf from USB Drive

How to remove autorun.inf from USB Drive

External drives like USB Flash drive, USB hard disk and MP3 Players are among the top spreader of computer Worms. If any of the given devices is compromised, the worm quickly looks for any drive it can infect that is attached to the same system. More