Windows 10: Accidentally deleted WOW6432Node

Long story; Microsoft Teams is **** and I was trying to clear it out and make it fast again, along the way I was also removing some bloatwares from old files/games/etc. Then I accidentally deleted WOW6432Node from the registry I realized it was a Microsoft folder because of all the things on it, it didnt disappear from the registry immediately.


I have very important files and I tried the solutions to wait for the recovery boot x3 restarting the laptop.


I need help if theres a way to reinstall that specific part of the system. Since I have no idea why I dont have a system restore point on my Laptop but I dont have one so that option is gone so it with reset this pc, it doesnt want to do it.



I have an old SSD that has almost all my files and the same license its 128gb I had to upgrade to a 500 gb ssd is there anyway to copy the WOW6432Node from there to the 500 GB one?


Other solutions that wont involve deleting my files is welcomed please.

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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE> Wow6432Node Accidentally Deleted...

I accidentally deleted my ""HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE> SOFTWARE < Wow6432Node"" and my computer now doesn't work, what can I do? if you can replay in this thread or send an email to *** Email address is removed for privacy *** it will be great, thanks a lot.

 

I accidentally deleted wow6432Node

I have been trying to revive my Laptop ever since i accidentally deleted wow6432node. But I have not been able to revert the PC to its settings before the deletion because my laptop has gone into sleep mode. It neither shuts down nor does it display the
desktop. All i can see is my cursor and that's it. I have windows 10 and my Laptop is HP Envy. Please tell me what I can do, I have very important files in my laptop.

 

Accidentaly deleted WOW6432node

I was updating my drivers using dell support assist on chrome when suddenly they wanted me to download the app version of it on pc. I tried installing and it didnt work. I tried to search for solutions on the internet. I ended up with a solution coming
from Dell's youtube channel likely to be that there are also people experiencing troubles with it as well. It required deleting a subfolder in WOW6432node but I accidentally clicked on the folder itself. I tried the advance options repair and it didnt work.
I also tried resetting the computer and keep my files but it said that Windows was having a problem resetting so I couldn't