Likewise, if you have a backup of Registry created with original settings, you can restore or reset the Registry. However, if you have a system restore point with original Registry values, you can use it to reset the Registry to default. Like earlier versions, Windows 10 also doesn’t offer a way to reset the Registry to default. But what if you have not created a system restore point or Registry backup and now want to reset Registry to default in Windows 10?

If you have turned off restore point for some reason and still want to back up the Registry, you can manually backup the Registry and restore the same when you need it. But not all users, not all the time, create a restore point before making significant changes to Registry.

At times, we ask you to manually edit the Registry to make specific changes to the Windows operating system without the help of third-party tools.Įach time, before manually editing the Registry, we recommend you create a manual system restore point so that you can revert to original settings by restoring Windows 10 to a previous date with the help of the previously created restore point. Here at IntoWindows, we publish tens of guides every month on customizing, tweaking, and optimizing Windows 10 operating system.

Windows 10 registry repair command