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Ben-Zion Joselson
Can anybody recommend when to use ChkReg.exe tool to
recover a Windows 2000 system from registry corruption?
Does it restore the registry to its pristine state of
Setup (when only the built-in Administrator account
existed)? Or to what other point in the past? Is it better
than ERD or In-Place Windows 2000 install/repair?
Also, MS Download page for this new tool links to download
the Windows XP Professional Setup Boot Disks, but for some
reason it goes to their original version. Wouldn't it be
better to use the WinXPSP1a boot disks and enjoy their
recognition of USB2.0 external drives, thus increasing the
versatility of the Recovery Console started from those
boot disks?
Please advise.
recover a Windows 2000 system from registry corruption?
Does it restore the registry to its pristine state of
Setup (when only the built-in Administrator account
existed)? Or to what other point in the past? Is it better
than ERD or In-Place Windows 2000 install/repair?
Also, MS Download page for this new tool links to download
the Windows XP Professional Setup Boot Disks, but for some
reason it goes to their original version. Wouldn't it be
better to use the WinXPSP1a boot disks and enjoy their
recognition of USB2.0 external drives, thus increasing the
versatility of the Recovery Console started from those
boot disks?
Please advise.