Interesting idea. One has to wonder, though if you would run into an I/O bottleneck on the target registry (PC)? Since the registry is a database (file), I doubt you'd crash the PC just by doing I/O operations to it unless you really overloaded it. Likely, you'd just create a bottleneck of I/O operations waiting to be performed.

Hmmm. The more I think about it, the more I think you could crash your PC with unrelenting I/O requests. However, I don't think it would necessarily corrupt the registry.