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I was using an infocus device the other day for a presentation, and after that, all of my settings were changed (appearances, font sizes, colors, pixels sizes, etc).
Is there a way to restore these settings to how they were the day before? Colleages have told me to do a system restore, but it's my understanding that is not an option with Windows 2000. Any suggestions?
 
No system restore function in Windows 2000

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

Mike in Maryland said:
I was using an infocus device the other day for a presentation, and after
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that, all of my settings were changed (appearances, font sizes, colors,
pixels sizes, etc).
Is there a way to restore these settings to how they were the day before?
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Colleages have told me to do a system restore, but it's my understanding
that is not an option with Windows 2000. Any suggestions?
 
Dave,

Thanks for your reply. I realize there is no system restore in windows 2000, but isn't there some way to bypass the system without having to go through each individual setting and re-establish the settings?

Mike

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No system restore function in Windows 2000

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

Mike in Maryland said:
I was using an infocus device the other day for a presentation, and after
Click to expand...
that, all of my settings were changed (appearances, font sizes, colors,
pixels sizes, etc).
Is there a way to restore these settings to how they were the day before?
Click to expand...
Colleages have told me to do a system restore, but it's my understanding
that is not an option with Windows 2000. Any suggestions?
 
Not that I know of unless you happen to have laying around a *.reg of the
subkey
HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft MVP [Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems]

MIke In Maryland said:
Dave,

Thanks for your reply. I realize there is no system restore in windows
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2000, but isn't there some way to bypass the system without having to go
through each individual setting and re-establish the settings?
 
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