How To Fix Issues With Registry in Windows 7 Based Computer

I was typing an article on MS Word, watching a movie on media player and surfing the Internet simultaneously; when all of a sudden, my computer came to a standstill. At this time, my screen froze and even the task manager did not start. I tried several keys on the keyboard, but neither'alt+ctrl+delete' nor 'alt+F4' worked. It was catastrophic, as I was typing the 12th page and it had taken me four days to give final touches to my thoughts and develop the article. I was unable to save the ‘.doc' file before this unwarranted situation occurred. With nothing much to think, I performed a hard reboot of the computer. It got more annoying as the computer took more time than normal to restart. I wished to see my data and resume the work, but my hard drive data became inaccessible on restart. All I wanted was a quick hard drive data recovery, as I was in no mood to lose my invaluable data.
The error message that flashed on my screen read as --- "Registry is corrupt error code = 0X3e7"

With a gleam hope, I rebooted the computer but again I got the same error message. I was furious as it had hardly been a couple of months since I had installed Windows 7 on my computer.
Cause

As mentioned in the error message above, the problem lies with the registry. When I researched about the issue I got to know that such issues may occur in any of the following conditions -

• Issue with drivers


• Virus attack


• Software application conflict

Resolution

Manual replacement of the Windows Registry file using the Windows 7 setup CD can resolve the issue. However, you must take proper caution in editing the registry, as any mistake can lead to worse circumstances. In case, modification of registry does not help, you should format the hard disk and reinstall the operating system. Formatting would lead to deletion of your valuable data. In such circumstances, you should take help of professional hard drive recovery software. In my case, the resolution method mentioned above was not helpful. So I had to use a third-party recovery tool.

A hard drive data retrieval software recovers all your data lost due to formatting. You get to recover all your important emails, audio/video files, databases, office documents, etc. One such software is Stellar Phoenix Data Recovery. I tried this software personally and it worked a treat for me. Moreover, the software supports Windows 7, XP, Vista, 2003 and 2000.
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