bobcat
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OS: XP Pro SP3
Programs that clean & defragment the registry recommend a previous registry backup, for restoring the registry in case something goes wrong.
At the same time, Windows itself generates System Restore Points, which restore the registry to a previous state.
My simple question is: What is the difference between “registry backup” and “creating a restore point”?
While on the subject, I have a 2nd question: Does a normal defragmentation of system drive C also defragment (compress) the registry, or do we need a special registry defragmenting tool for the latter task?
Programs that clean & defragment the registry recommend a previous registry backup, for restoring the registry in case something goes wrong.
At the same time, Windows itself generates System Restore Points, which restore the registry to a previous state.
My simple question is: What is the difference between “registry backup” and “creating a restore point”?
While on the subject, I have a 2nd question: Does a normal defragmentation of system drive C also defragment (compress) the registry, or do we need a special registry defragmenting tool for the latter task?