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ConraDargo
Hey everyone!
Yesterday, Alcohol (the application) bummed up my Windows Vista so badly
that I simply had to reinstall everything. Now since I ended up with a
Windows.old folder containing everything from my previous Vista installation,
I was hoping that I could somehow use this to e.g. recover my Sidebar and the
way I had configured how I want Vista to look (you know with font types and
how transparent the windows are etc). But I'm not sure how I do it?
So far I've only copied the User-folder from Windows.old to C: - overwriting
all files that could be overwritten. I hope that was OK to do?
You'd think that the built-in recovery application would be able to take
care of this, but apparently not.
Any and all help is much appreciated. I'd rather not sit here for like an
hour or two while manually trying to get everything back to normal!
Thanks.
Yesterday, Alcohol (the application) bummed up my Windows Vista so badly
that I simply had to reinstall everything. Now since I ended up with a
Windows.old folder containing everything from my previous Vista installation,
I was hoping that I could somehow use this to e.g. recover my Sidebar and the
way I had configured how I want Vista to look (you know with font types and
how transparent the windows are etc). But I'm not sure how I do it?
So far I've only copied the User-folder from Windows.old to C: - overwriting
all files that could be overwritten. I hope that was OK to do?
You'd think that the built-in recovery application would be able to take
care of this, but apparently not.
Any and all help is much appreciated. I'd rather not sit here for like an
hour or two while manually trying to get everything back to normal!
Thanks.