Handling Corrupt Records on HP Pavilion Elite HPE-190t

The HP Pavilion Elite HPE-190t comes equipped with a robust system that is capable of handling a large amount of content and graphics. Its 6-core Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition with 9 GB RAM (expandable up to 24) provides enough speed, performance and power. It contains a Blu-ray player and a Lightscribe SuperMulti burner as its main optical drive for good output. The system comes preloaded with Windows 7, 64-bit system which provides a nice user experience.

Although your HP Pavilion Elite HPE-190t is a pretty robust system, there are still instances that can cause your registry keys to become corrupted. This can lead to system slow down and vulnerable to other threats that would harm the system. Therefore, it is advisable to seek computer support and let the experts help you solve this problem instantly. But first it is essential to know the registry key and also the possible causes behind its corruption.

What is a registry key?

The registry is software code that is responsible for keeping vital information about the entire system in one place. This information includes the hardware component and devices, the computer’s memory configuration, the applications and programs that are currently running and installed on the system. It is a vital part of Windows and is essential to keep the system running smoothly. If it suffers any damage or injury, the operation of the system is hampered. That is why it is essential to periodically check the proper functioning of the registry.

Reasons for corrupt registry keys:

Let us now find out what are the possible causes behind a damaged registry:

1. Uninstalling a program: During the uninstallation process of any particular program, the user many times does not follow the proper procedure. When the proper steps are not followed to remove or uninstall a program, the registry is damaged.

2. Improper operations – This is yet another reason for a corrupt registry. When you try to shut down your system, you tend to forget to exit properly. Improper closing of programs, applications that are currently in use are harmful to the registry of your HP Pavilion Elite HPE-190t. This causes damage and might even delete the registry key.

3. Virus problems: Virus attack is the most common reason that leads to damaged registry. Potential threats like spyware, malware, viruses, and Trojans can also damage the registry. This can also lead to a system crash.

Fixing the damaged registry:

To repair the registry, you need a Windows 7 installation disc.

Perform the following steps to repair the damaged registry:

1. First insert the Windows 7 disc installation disk

2. Now turn on the system

3. Choose the disc language option

4. Click to choose ‘Repair’ your computer option to start the repair process

5. Now select Windows 7 operating system

6. Click to choose ‘Startup Repair’ tool

7. Wait for the repair process to complete

After performing the steps mentioned above to repair the registry, the system should work without problems. If any issues persist, you can contact your IT support provider to walk you through the steps to repair the registry and help you resolve the issue.