Blue Screen Registry File Failure Hive

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If you are getting Hive error blue screen registry file error, today’s guide is here to help you.

Registry file error C0000218 Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) occurs when Windows is unable to read a specific registry file. This happens due to software or hardware issues such as a power failure while Windows writes to a registry file or (software) a new good bad sector on the system hard drive (hardware).

Complete error:
STOP: registry file error c0000218
Windows registry may do not load the structure (file)
SystemRoot system32 config SOFTWARE
or its sign or alternative.
It doesn’t exist, is corrupted or can no longer be written.

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Replace the corrupted registry file with the original file from the Windows recovery directory (so you can start Windows). Extract
the last fileWindows System Restore Registry.
Replace the original registry file with the latest versions from System Restore.

Boot from the Windows XP installation CD and go to the recovery console:
- Insert the Windows XP installation CD and start the computer
- If the computer automatically starts from a CD, like. change BIOS and boot order
- When the Windows startup configuration files are loaded, press R to access a specific Recovery Console.
- Select Windows installation (usually 1)
- Give the boss a password (leave blank if the password is not always determined)

In the Recovery Console, replace the malicious registry file with the original copy
- Create a more convenient backup directory:
  md tmp
- Back up the damaged PC registry file:
  Copy c: windows system32 config software c: windows tmp software .bak
  Usually, when you come across a bad sector on your hard drive, it doesn’t work. In this case, simply p Let this rhythm go and carry on.
- Replace the corrupted registry file suggested by the original copy of the Windows recovery folder:
  copy c: windows repair software c: windows system32 config software
- Exit the Recovery Console:
  Exit

The computer will now restart and Windows should boot correctly. Some Windows and other applications may not function correctly because the original registry file created during Windows setup is cluttered. To restore Windows attributes normally, we need to replace the original registry document with the updated version scheduled with System Restore.

Retrieve the latest information from the System Restore registry
- Open Control Panel> Folder Options> View
  Select: View hidden files associated with folders
  Disable: Protected Hide operating system files
- Open C: drive and forward based on system folder information
  you are probably going to Access denied, error received. In this case, right click on some properties in the >> Security folder and set your account with Full Control permissions.
  If you don’t see the Security tab, go to Control Panel> Folder Options> Show, but uncheck the Easy Use File Sharing option
- Open the Information about the system volume. You will find at least one or more folders with similar names, for example finally _ restore3E410520-6567-402D-948E-6681CE384EC1
  Each folder contains volume or named folders < span mce_style = "color: # 008000;"> RPXX (each for a restore point)
  Registry files can be located in Snapshot subfolders. The one we need is called _ REGISTRY_MACHINE_SOFTWARE
  You need to find the latest one created before the system crashes. The easiest way to find this is to fine-tune the folder views and check for the changed date columns.
- Copy most of the file _REGISTRY_MACHINE_SOFTWARE in C: Windows tmp and rename it to SOFTWARE

Restart Windows Recovery Console (check step 1).
In the Recovery Console, replace the regular registry file with the one we extracted from the system restore.
- Delete the original registry file:
  del c: windows system32 config software
- Copy the extracted file registry:
  copy c: windows tmp software c: windows system32 config software
- Exit Recovery Console:
  Exit

In this example, we’ll look at who owns the “software” portion of the registry, but you can use the same instructions to restore several other registry files.

Before attempting to register Windows, I would recommend running a hard drive scan with utility manufacturers (Seagate SeaTools, etc.) to check the status of the failed drive. If you only have one bad sector, or even two bad sectors, that’s okay, but if it’s hard If your disk is seriously compromised, there is no point in backing up Windows and you had better try to restore them all. Important data residing there hard drive. Yes