I have a copy of the registry I made prior to a system crash. It has some
information I need. Is there a way to use regedit to open a copy of an old
registery?
Thanks
Marcus
Thanks
Marcus
>Thanks
>Marcus
Quote:>I believe the exported registry files are just text files. Open
>with wordpad or whatever, locate the key you want, copy to another
>file and save it as a .reg file. Then just double-click it and it
>will be merged with the current registry.
>Patty
>>I believe the exported registry files are just text files. Open
>>with wordpad or whatever, locate the key you want, copy to another
>>file and save it as a .reg file. Then just double-click it and it
>>will be merged with the current registry.
>>Patty
What you can do is:
1) Get to DOS mode ("Specify a new..." or F8, Command prompt only)
2) Rename active registry files to something else
3) Copy target registry files over and rename as active
4) Use RegEdit with appropriate parms to export entire registry
5) Retrace steps (2) through (3)
Use RegEdit /? for parameter help; you can re-direct it this way to
another location for the registry files but I think they still have to
be called SYSTEM.DAT and USER.DAT however.
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