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SCANREG
ABOUT SCANREG

Scanreg was first introduced by Microsoft in Microsoft Windows 98 and has become a very useful and helpful utility. Using Scanreg a user can backup his or her registry manually and or allow Windows to backup the registry daily (default). 

 
Syntax & Example
SCANREG SYNTAX

Usage: SCANREG [/<option>]

<option>

? Displays usage
BACKUP Backup the registry and related system configuration files.
RESTORE Choose a backup to restore.
FIX Repair the registry.
COMMENT="<comment>" Adds the specified comment to the CAB file while backing up.

EXAMPLES

scanreg = Ran alone scanreg will check the registry for errors and if requested backup the registry.

scanreg /restore = Must be ran from a MS-DOS prompt and not a shell will allow you to restore an earlier backup of your system registry.

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