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Access Registry file on Non-Bootable Win2k HDD
I have a Windows 2000 machine that has become unable to boot, even into safe mode.
I have taken that drive and made it a slave in another computer. I am able to navigate and retrieve data from the unbootable HDD.
Does anyone know of a free or inexpensive registry tool that can be used to export entries from a Registry file on the slave hard drive and not the actual registry for the second machine?
Basically, I need to get registry keys exported from a non-bootable machine.
Thanks.
I have taken that drive and made it a slave in another computer. I am able to navigate and retrieve data from the unbootable HDD.
Does anyone know of a free or inexpensive registry tool that can be used to export entries from a Registry file on the slave hard drive and not the actual registry for the second machine?
Basically, I need to get registry keys exported from a non-bootable machine.
Thanks.
These are the registry hives in the \system32\config\ folder
and the ntusers.dat file in the C:\Documents and Settings\Profile Name
DEFAULT
SAM
SECURITY
SOFTWARE
SYSTEM
and the ntusers.dat file in the C:\Documents and Settings\Profile Name
DEFAULT
SAM
SECURITY
SOFTWARE
SYSTEM
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Okay, Maybe only 4 years , but that is more like 40 + years in Internet time :)
Hmmm I get them the half way there but get no points for that effort, bummer :(
Like you NEEDED them :)
(I let my premium lapse, so I did....)
(I let my premium lapse, so I did....)
:)
On the menu do this Window > HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Go to the menu File > Load Hive
Locate the hive file
Give it a name, maybe something like Fixing