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Step 1: You need to backup your current registry. This is a must when ever you’re modifying the system registry or any other important file system. You always want to have the option of going back to the way things were before you made any changes, just in case things get worse.

Most registry repair programs offer a backup utility, or you can do it manually by creating a new windows system restore point.

Step 2: Once you’ve made a backup the step in how to fix registry errors is to scan for errors and incorrect information. If you’re up for doing this manually you can click your start button, then run and type in regedit. regedit.exe is windows own registry editor, although I wouldn’t suggest you go this route unless you have experience.

To take the easier route here download a free windows registry scanner. most of these tools will scan your complete windows registry and let you know if there are errors found. This will at least let you know if the registry is the problem or not.

Step 3: Correct the errors you find in the scan. If you had no idea how to fix registry errors to being with (hence why you’re reading this article) you’re probably going to want to use the same software tool from step 2 (the one that you ran your scan with) to fix the registry errors found.

These programs are inexpensive, and cost a heck of a lot less then taking your PC into a repair shop. Not to mention once you purchase the software once you can run it again and again. The windows registry is something that needs to be checked once every 3-6 months, so having a tool on hand to fix registry repair errors is ideal.