Comodo System Utilities

• Comodo System Utilities - Introduction
  • System Requirements
  • Installing Comodo System Utilities
  • Starting Comodo System Utilities
  • The Main Interface
  • The Summary Area
  • Understanding Profiles
• Registry Cleaner
  • Clean
    • Filter Entries
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Privacy Cleaner
  • Clean
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Disk Cleaner
  • Clean
    • Filter Entries
  • Duplicates
  • Restore
  • Settings
  • Schedule
• Force Delete
  • Pending Operations
  • Recent Activity
• Shredder
• Autorun Manager
  • Startup
  • Services
  • Drivers
  • Boot Execute
  • Schedule Task
• Comodo System Utilities Settings
  • General Settings
  • Backup Settings
• Using Live Help
  • Installing GeekBuddy Client
  • Launching And Using The Service
• Uninstalling Comodo System Utilities
• Getting Support
• Appendix 1 The Windows Registry Explained
• Appendix 2 GeekBuddy
• Appendix 3 Encryption Algorithms
• Appendix 4 Comodo System Utilities Profiles
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Registry Cleaner
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Privacy Cleaner
  • Table Of Default Profiles Of Disk Cleaner
• Appendix 5 Comodo System Utilities Versions
• About Comodo

Restore

The Registry Cleaner has a Restore function which creates a back-up of the Windows Registry before every on-demand and scheduled scan and clean.

The backups are stored in date and time stamped folders in the location of your choice. You can store the backup files in your computer locally, on a computer in your network or even in an FTP server. This back-up function enables you to restore the registry to a previous state in case you encounter some system failure or if you want to undo any changes To understand and manage your Comodo System Utilities backup please visit Settings > Backup Settings section.

You can disable this option in Settings of the Registry Cleaner.

Restoring Windows Registry from backup

1. Click Registry Cleaner > Restore.

2. Use the 'View Backups from:' drop-down to choose the type of registry backup you wish view/restore from (Pro version only).
   

• Normal Clean - Files that were backed up for on-demand cleaning or scheduled cleaning.

• Active Clean - Files that were backed up during Active Clean process.

• Safe delete Clean - Files that were backed up when the safe delete options were enabled in Registry Cleaner settings, Privacy Cleaner settings and Disk Cleaner settings.

All backups of the type you choose will be listed. Each backup is suffixed with the date and time at which the backup was taken.

3. Select the backup file that you need to restore...

... and click 'Restore'.

4. Confirm your choice in the confirmation dialog.

The deleted registry entries will be restored to their original locations.