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Migration problem
Hi
We have just installed a new server at work and migrated the users across to it. Now when I open Delphi my component palette is completely empty and I cannot open any programs in the IDE.
I need to know where to look for the previous settings, and then how to migrate them so I can continue working. I have looked in Documents & Settings but cannot see anything obvious. I am running D4 Pro and Win 2000. We changed the server from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003.
Any help appreciated
John
We have just installed a new server at work and migrated the users across to it. Now when I open Delphi my component palette is completely empty and I cannot open any programs in the IDE.
I need to know where to look for the previous settings, and then how to migrate them so I can continue working. I have looked in Documents & Settings but cannot see anything obvious. I am running D4 Pro and Win 2000. We changed the server from SBS 2000 to SBS 2003.
Any help appreciated
John
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Thanks very much for the help. Unfortunately the hive does not contain anthing Borland, so I'm going to have to plead with our IT people to let me back to the old domain to rescue the settings, unless it can be done from the server itself?
John
John
No, it's on your workstation (unless you re-install windows). Look again under HKEY_USERS, there may be one ore more subtrees that are GUIDs, e.g.
(HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-15471 61642-4847 63869-6820 03330-1121 )
Under software/borland/delphi/6. 0/Known Packages (substitute your version for 6.0) you should be able to recognize your previsously installed packages. This is much easier than reinstalling, etc.
(HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-15471
Under software/borland/delphi/6.
ASKER
No, unfortunately it's still not there. There are 3 GUIDs but none contain what I need.
When you install delphi, there is a registry settings version of the install, this simply rebuilds the default registry setting for standard delphi components. You can do this and then install components for all of the 3rd party components in order to get everything back onto your component palette