Here's what I would do: start > run: msconfig > Launch System Restore and create a restore point you can go back to.
Also, you can in the registry select File > Export and export (save) any key before deleting it.
If you have problems after that that you think are related to what you did you can either run system restore and return to the restore date or restore the saved registry keys individually by double clicking them.
Also, you can in the registry select File > Export and export (save) any key before deleting it.
If you have problems after that that you think are related to what you did you can either run system restore and return to the restore date or restore the saved registry keys individually by double clicking them.