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Fred@anonymous.org
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      3rd Aug 2007
My regular work pc got hit with a power glitch and nothig I do seems to
repair the original software hive.
I was able to restore an old one from 2 years ago in the repair directory
and now it boots. The problem is
I realy need the software from the original working hive which is over 17
megs. i have tried installing
cpoies shotened with a hex editor-- no luck.. is there anything i can do to
fix the large hive. I have it backed
up after the crash. ( I imaged the drive) the hardware seems solid been up 2
months on the repair hive
but several things a re broken, no msinstaller, office is gone.. all data is
intact though..

any ideas?

TIA

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      3rd Aug 2007
Usually it's the size of the System hive that you need to be concerned
with, the size of the Software hive doesn't matter too much.

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> My regular work pc got hit with a power glitch and nothig I do seems to
> repair the original software hive.
> I was able to restore an old one from 2 years ago in the repair directory
> and now it boots. The problem is
> I realy need the software from the original working hive which is over 17
> megs. i have tried installing
> cpoies shotened with a hex editor-- no luck.. is there anything i can do to
> fix the large hive. I have it backed
> up after the crash. ( I imaged the drive) the hardware seems solid been up 2
> months on the repair hive
> but several things a re broken, no msinstaller, office is gone.. all data is
> intact though..
>
> any ideas?
>
> TIA
>
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Fred@anonymous.org
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      3rd Aug 2007
the system hive would be ok. i only had to replace the software hive from
the repair directory.. is there any way to repair the damaged one?
I have replaced only the software hive though repair console. I also ran the
modified registry repair tool from
MS (6 floppies) it says cant fix then done..

thanks in advance.. I would really like to get this machine back to the way
it was..

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Dave Patrick
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      4th Aug 2007
There's really nothing left short of a backup.

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> the system hive would be ok. i only had to replace the software hive from
> the repair directory.. is there any way to repair the damaged one?
> I have replaced only the software hive though repair console. I also ran
> the
> modified registry repair tool from
> MS (6 floppies) it says cant fix then done..
>
> thanks in advance.. I would really like to get this machine back to the
> way
> it was..
>
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Fred@anonymous.org
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      4th Aug 2007
I was afraid of that, is there any utility that can read and manipulate a
hive? seems like a handy tool if there is..
then i could fix the old one and replace the small repair one with something
close but better..

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Dave Patrick
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      5th Aug 2007
None that I know of will read a corrupt hive file.

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>I was afraid of that, is there any utility that can read and manipulate a
> hive? seems like a handy tool if there is..
> then i could fix the old one and replace the small repair one with
> something
> close but better..
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