Registry is automatically backed up , here is the info & extra to
cover options .
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Toggle F8 ( when , verifying DMI pool message comes on ) or Press
Ctrl during bootup , depends on your computer .
Select , Safe mode Command prompt
After the C prompt , type > scanreg /restore
Follow the prompts and select a registry dated prior to the problems .
This article describes how to restore a backup copy of the Windows 98
or Windows Millennium Edition (Me) registry scanreg /restore
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...port/kb/articles/Q221/5/12.ASP&NoWebContent=1
Restore Operation Failed
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q220878
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
Start the System Restore Tool from a Command Prompt in Windows XP
(Q304449)
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q304449
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To improve on the 5 days MS have on registry backups , use the
Cabrest system below & get 14
days .
http://www.pcnineoneone.com/howto/regback1.html
For those that find the above site confusing , here is what to do .
Alter MaxBackupCopies from 5 to 14 as per instructions at above site
or it can be done this way .
Start > Find > Files or Folders , type scanr in the top space (
Named ) , make sure the 3rd
space ( Look in ) is set to where your operating system is ( usually
C ) & press Enter .
Right click on Scanreg ( C:Windows > configuration settings )
& click on open & change from 5
to 14 . Close & save .
Download the zipped copy of the Batch file from ,
http://www.pcnineoneone.com/downloads/cabrest.zip
Unzip , copy & paste cabrest onto the top of C: in Windows
Explorer .
Delete zip file , or save it on floppy , if you want it for others or
the future .
Print the instructions below & stick on your comp in front of you
, so when you have to go back to a good copy of the registry , you
don't need to search for them .
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Print this & stick it on the computer or in a very visable place
, preferably at eye level .
Toggle F8 ( when , verifying DMI pool message comes on ) or Press
Ctrl during bootup , depends on your computer .
Select , Command prompt only ( NOT Safe mode Command prompt )
Type in cabrest & press Enter , keep answering > y & you
will see a table , which will allow you to select which CAB file to
restore from . So , for example , to restore from rb009 cab , you
look at the table & see 09 corresponds to the letter j . You
type j & Not the number . Follow instructions .
Type win & press Enter ( or ctrl , alt , delete ) to exit .
If after following the instructions to Restore , things arn't still
working , go to an earlier date & try again .
Type win & press Enter ( or ctrl , alt , delete ) to exit .
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