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Yes, this is another issue with non-free software. The registry is really nothing more than a set of files and there are multiple copies of it stored along with various backups. You might try doing some research to identify where they are all stored and then attempt to recover them. After that you might be able to find product/license keys stored in the registry which you may use later. One option is to use torrents to get the actual programs, then use your legit keys.
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