It's always recommended that you perform a full backup of the Windows Registry before modifying, however, guaranteed, a lot of time most users will not.
This was the case for myself, when I unknowingly deleted an Important Key that allowed users to Add a New Folder or File to the Desktop and with the Ribbon of File Explorer.
I did not create a backup prior to editing the Registry, so I could not restore the missing options.
Fortunately, I found a How-To online on restore missing options from the desktop Context Menu.
View Guide: How to Restore Missing “New” or “New Folder” Option in Desktop and Explorer Context Menu in Windows? - AskVG
Moral: Always backup before deleting or modifying the Windows Registry.
This was the case for myself, when I unknowingly deleted an Important Key that allowed users to Add a New Folder or File to the Desktop and with the Ribbon of File Explorer.
I did not create a backup prior to editing the Registry, so I could not restore the missing options.
Fortunately, I found a How-To online on restore missing options from the desktop Context Menu.
View Guide: How to Restore Missing “New” or “New Folder” Option in Desktop and Explorer Context Menu in Windows? - AskVG
Moral: Always backup before deleting or modifying the Windows Registry.