![]() Select the Selected branch radio option under Export range.Choose the location where you want to save the backup of this key.Click on the File menu and select Export. ![]() For this, you can either click through the directories on the left-hand pane to traverse the registry keys or click on the search box at the top and enter the key path. In Registry Editor, navigate to the key you’re about to modify.And, in the User Account Control prompt, click Yes. Hit Windows+R to bring up Run and type regedit.With such (and other similar) registry tweaks, rather than backing up the entire Windows Registry, which would take a backup of all the keys (and their values), you can instead just backup the one particular key you’re about to modify.įollow these steps to backup a particular Windows Registry key:
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