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old windows registery on D: drive

  • 03-12-2008 11:29pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 901 ✭✭✭


    I've photoshop installed on a HD disk that doesn't boot anymore but can still be read from. I put in a new HD and installed windows.

    When I go to what is now the D: drive and run the photoshop.exe it tells me the serial number is missing or invalid. I assume it's because the registry entry isn't present on my new OS.

    I'm currently trying to open up the registry file off the D: drive and extract the keys I need. This is where I'm having a problem. How do you edit the old registry files?

    I'm looking in D:\WINDOWS\system32\config
    Dir list below:
    20/11/2008  12:50           524,288 AppEvent.Evt
    20/11/2008  14:54           524,288 DEF$$$$$.DEL
    20/11/2008  14:54           270,336 default
    20/11/2008  14:35           262,144 default.sav
    16/09/2008  09:14            65,536 Internet.evt
    20/11/2008  11:45            12,704 netlogon.ftl
    20/11/2008  14:54           262,144 SAM
    18/09/2007  15:23            65,536 SecEvent.Evt
    20/11/2008  14:54           262,144 SECURITY
    20/11/2008  12:50           262,144 security.sav
    20/11/2008  14:54        23,592,960 SOF$$$$$.DEL
    20/11/2008  14:54        23,056,384 software
    20/11/2008  14:35        23,330,816 software.sav
    20/11/2008  14:54         2,768,896 SYS$$$$$.DEL
    20/11/2008  12:50           524,288 SysEvent.Evt
    20/11/2008  14:54         2,744,320 system
    20/11/2008  14:35         5,767,168 system.sav
    15/08/2007  14:22    <DIR>          systemprofile
    20/11/2008  14:35           262,144 userdiff
    20/11/2008  14:50           262,144 userdifr
    


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21,499 ✭✭✭✭Alun


    There are some shareware programs out there that will read registry .DAT files on disk that come from other computers.

    http://lastbit.com/arv/default.asp is one of them, and you can download a demo that is good for 30 days.


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