Windows XP Registry
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HKLM files are found here %SystemRoot%\System32\Config folder.
Do you have an ASR disk?
Is it un-bootable due to a corrupt MBR, if so you can replace the MBR of a hard drive. But I am assuming that it is a corrupt registry that is making it unbootable. In which case I am not sure.
Found this article, not sure that it relates to your problem or not but it might help.
http://easydesksoftware.com/news/news32.htm
Do you have an ASR disk?
Is it un-bootable due to a corrupt MBR, if so you can replace the MBR of a hard drive. But I am assuming that it is a corrupt registry that is making it unbootable. In which case I am not sure.
Found this article, not sure that it relates to your problem or not but it might help.
http://easydesksoftware.com/news/news32.htm
So how can i import the files as subkeys into a second computer?
I not not have an ASR, but I need to be able to recover some of the registry information, otherwise, it would be very hard to re-install all of the programs that were on that machine.
Thanks very much.
I not not have an ASR, but I need to be able to recover some of the registry information, otherwise, it would be very hard to re-install all of the programs that were on that machine.
Thanks very much.
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Nevermind I misunderstood what your last post said.
The only thing I could think if it is even possible is to do as the article I posted says and put a fresh copy of the folder onto your machine. Then take the new files and replace the old ones and make your old file the active one again. That way all of your added registry keys would remain.
But I have never messed with fixing a non-bootable registry so I am just throwing out suggestions.
The only thing I could think if it is even possible is to do as the article I posted says and put a fresh copy of the folder onto your machine. Then take the new files and replace the old ones and make your old file the active one again. That way all of your added registry keys would remain.
But I have never messed with fixing a non-bootable registry so I am just throwing out suggestions.
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Oooo regedits..... I have a version of Win PE with all my "required" applications (regedit, msconfig etc.... lemmings lol) on CD. It's a bootable OS of CD/DVD and many variants are available. Ideal to remove protected files or reg keys.
Just used it to DE-ZOMBIE a laptop of mine..... my bloody A/V had been disabled by a mailer script that then installed trojans galour, protecting certain files, services and reg keys. Only fix was reload or rep the damage without booting the native O/S.
Just used it to DE-ZOMBIE a laptop of mine..... my bloody A/V had been disabled by a mailer script that then installed trojans galour, protecting certain files, services and reg keys. Only fix was reload or rep the damage without booting the native O/S.