Fixing registry

[Gavin Deadman]

I think I have accidentally deleted a couple of registry
keys which may be vital for my CDWR software to be fully
installed correctly.

Does anyone know if I can do a scan fix sort of thing on
it or even get hold of the orginal registry which would
merge with my current registry.


Gavin

[Amethyst]

Gavin Deadman wrote:
> I think I have accidentally deleted a couple of registry
> keys which may be vital for my CDWR software to be fully
> installed correctly.
>
> Does anyone know if I can do a scan fix sort of thing on
> it or even get hold of the orginal registry which would
> merge with my current registry.

In case you hadn't noticed, this group is called
microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics.

It is not called
microsoft.public.I.****ed.up.my.registry.by.stuffi ng.around.
with.****.I.shouldn't.touch. Please put a dirty nappy on your head and stand
in
the corner until nursey comes.

"Please, call me Crass".

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[null]

Gavin Deadman wrote:
> I think I have accidentally deleted a couple of registry
> keys which may be vital for my CDWR software to be fully
> installed correctly.
>
> Does anyone know if I can do a scan fix sort of thing on
> it or even get hold of the orginal registry which would
> merge with my current registry.
>
>
> Gavin

Try Restore:

Click Start>All Programs. Select Accessories and System Tools and System
Restore. Choose Restore my computer to an earlier time. Select a restore
point that is prior to your problems.

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