Windows XP Home Edition registry backup

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Eric Dunn

Hello,

I used "Windows Registry Backup and Restore Guided Help" to backup the
entire registry into a backup file - RegBack.bkf.

This file can be restored using Windows Backup/Restore. However, the XP Home
edition prohibits the use of Backup/Restore.

So how do I restore the registry???

Or there is another way of backing up and restoring the entire registry?

Thanks!
 
Hello,

I used "Windows Registry Backup and Restore Guided Help" to backup the
entire registry into a backup file - RegBack.bkf.

This file can be restored using Windows Backup/Restore. However, the XP Home
edition prohibits the use of Backup/Restore.

So how do I restore the registry???

Or there is another way of backing up and restoring the entire registry?

Thanks!
Click to expand...

Have a look at Erunt:

http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/

Enjoy, Fred
 
Hello,

I used "Windows Registry Backup and Restore Guided Help" to backup the
entire registry into a backup file - RegBack.bkf.

This file can be restored using Windows Backup/Restore. However, the XP Home
edition prohibits the use of Backup/Restore.

So how do I restore the registry???

Or there is another way of backing up and restoring the entire registry?
Click to expand...


The freeware program ERUNT is a very popular and very good registry
backup/restore choice.

http://www.larshederer.homepage.t-online.de/erunt/
 
Eric Dunn said:
Hello,

I used "Windows Registry Backup and Restore Guided Help" to backup the
entire registry into a backup file - RegBack.bkf.

This file can be restored using Windows Backup/Restore. However, the XP
Home
edition prohibits the use of Backup/Restore.

So how do I restore the registry???

Or there is another way of backing up and restoring the entire registry?

Thanks!
Click to expand...
You can get ntbackup.exe from an install CD. It can restore your file.

I use Ntbackup to save the system state which saves the registry and its
friend to a backup file of my choice. Ntbackup can also restore system
state.
Jim
 
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