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How do I backup Registry to disk?
Name: Bizibee Date: July 26, 2004 at 19:37:42 Pacific OS: Windows ME 6.0 CPU/Ram: 4CPU 128OMBRAM
Comment:
I want to backup my Registry to disk. When I select SYSBCKUP and "send to" I get a dialog box that says "Access denied". So how do I gain access so that my backup can be made?
Name: Leroi Date: July 26, 2004 at 20:26:42 Pacific
Reply:
Go to start>click run>type "regedit" without the quotes>click okay>file menu>export registry file, give it a name and keep the .reg extension and save it to a folder of your creation (backups?) and use your burner program to make a data CD and put it on there.
Never used SYSBCKUP, so this may not be what you want?
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Response Number 2
Name: WhitPhil Date: July 27, 2004 at 11:28:09 Pacific
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Why do you want to back up the registry to disk?
Loading an old registry from this "disk" will not be of much use, since the environment you are loading it to, will now be different than what is represented by the registry.
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