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How do i clean the registry file before installling a new OS

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Here is my problem.

I had windows xp prof version installed on my computer and now i upgraded it to windows server 2003. While installing windows server 2003, i was asked to overwrite the windows directory. I went ahead and installed the same.

Now when i tried to install SQL server 2005 edition, it is  not working. I am not sure if the conflict is due to the sql server installed on the computer while i has windows xp.

When we install a new version of an OS, does the registry file be rewritten.

Any thoughts on how i could fix this.
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