How to recover a DNS database from registry/MMC

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If you are using Active Directory-integrated DNS, then your DNS information is stored in Active Directory itself, and you'll need to perform a System State restore to retrieve it. If you are using standard primary and secondary zone files, these are stored in the %windowsroot%system32DNS directory and would need to be restored from there.