In addition to what redseujac said: The main backup functionality of jv16 PowerTools is the Windows System Restore. Thus, in case something should go wrong, please restore a Windows System Restore point. jv16 PowerTools also does create some custom backups, especially of registry data, these you can access and restore via the Backups tool within jv16 PowerTools.
Why doesn't jv16 PowerTools offer a full registry backup feature, one might ask? That's because 1) Windows already offers backup features and we want to offer our users things that Windows does not, it doesn't make sense to me to do the same things what Windows does already just with a different UI and 2) there are some inherent dangers in full registry backups. For example, if you create a full registry backup today, then install new hardware or software to the system and then restore that backup, it might paradoxically make your system not work any longer. Hence, full registry backups are not trivial or as a good idea as one might think.