How to Delete Registry errors

    1    Press "Start," "Control Panel" and "System." Choose the "System Restore" tab and click "OK."
         The system restore window appears. Enter "restore point before registry edit" for the Restore Point   Description field. Click "Create" to make your restore point.
      
     2   Locate the full path name for the item you want to remove. The most advanced malware (viruses,browser hijackers, trojans, spyware and adware) hide within the registry. Your virus protection or anti-spyware program will provide the malware path for the item it can't remove.
      
     3   Choose "Start" and "Run." Type "regedit" in the pop up window. Select "File" and "Export" and save your current registry information. Select "Edit" and "Find" to search for the malware path.
      
    4    Right click and select "Modify" to review the registry file. Check the registry entry to see it matches your malware information. Right click and select "Delete" to remove the file. Only delete one file at a time.
      
     5   Reboot your PC. Test all software and hardware. Make sure that everything works before creating a new system restore point. Return to the registry editor and delete the next malicious pathway