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Are You Having Problems With Your Regedit Driven Disk?

Posted on by Kai Mitchell

 

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    You should read these troubleshooting tips if you see an error message for the regedit slave drive on your computer. Open Regedit (Start – Manage – Regedit)Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.Click File -> Load Hive.Access the subordinate files windows system32 config.Select system or software file (no file extension)Enter your temporary name and click “Open”.Apply the fixes or even find the KEYS you want.

     

     

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    I would like to know how to change the registry of a Windows-Exp 64bit hard drive which is subordinate in a specific Windows XP 32bit system.

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    You cannot edit an operating system computer if it is not activated … I guess I tried (just see if this is possible) early last year.

    The only registry files you should see are the open system operating system.

    There are others where the company claims otherwise, but … I’m from Show-Me staff and believe the victim was my victim .

     

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