Where are my own e-mail-accounts?

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"Anton" wrote in :

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because you can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does not mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file that holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only when you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is the File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for your current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using Load Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name YOU want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you recognize it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When you are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid not to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

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"Anton" wrote in :

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because
you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were
retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file that
holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only when
you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is the
File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for your
current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your
ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using
Load
Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you
recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call
it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When
you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active
under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other matters.
Now
I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html



Follow Vanguard's instructions to load the HKEY _USERS hive from the
ntuser.dat file.
After loading the hive, look in
OLD_MACHINE_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Account Manager\Accounts.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid not to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

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"Anton" wrote in
:

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because
you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does
not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were
retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file
that
holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only when
you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is
the
File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for
your
current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your
ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using
Load
Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name
YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you
recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call
it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When
you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active
under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other matters.
Now
I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html



Follow Vanguard's instructions to load the HKEY _USERS hive from the
ntuser.dat file.
After loading the hive, look in
OLD_MACHINE_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Account Manager\Accounts.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid not
to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

Fantastico! It wiped out my only copied ones but I got old accounts
back;-)
Thank You.
Can it harm smth else?
I never got to an own name, what else should I do now?

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"Anton" wrote in
:

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just
because
you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does
not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were
retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file
that
holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they
are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only
when
you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is
the
File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for
your
current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your
ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using
Load
Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name
YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you
recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so
call
it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out.
When
you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to
remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active
under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you
probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other
matters.
Now
I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html



Follow Vanguard's instructions to load the HKEY _USERS hive from the
ntuser.dat file.
After loading the hive, look in
OLD_MACHINE_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Account Manager\Accounts.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid
not
to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

Fantastico! It wiped out my only copied ones but I got old accounts
back;-)
Thank You.
Can it harm smth else?
I never got to an own name, what else should I do now?

(.....to change that imported file....)

Carl/anton wrote:
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"VanguardLH" skrev i meddelandet
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"Anton" wrote in
:

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were
retrieving files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat
file that holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only
when you select the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in
regedit.exe is the File - Load Hive menu active. Select the
HKCU
hive (the one for your current registry) and use File - Load
Hive
to navigate to your ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using Load
Hive, it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name
YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other matters.
Now I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html



Follow Vanguard's instructions to load the HKEY _USERS hive from the
ntuser.dat file.
After loading the hive, look in
OLD_MACHINE_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Account Manager\Accounts.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid not
to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

Fantastico! It wiped out my only copied ones but I got old accounts
back;-)
Thank You.
Can it harm smth else?
I never got to an own name, what else should I do now?

I'd suggest enrolling in Eng 099.

"VanguardLH" skrev i meddelandet
. ..
"Anton" wrote in :

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because you can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does not mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file that holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only when you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is the File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for your current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using Load Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name YOU want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you recognize it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When you are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

It worked almost as we wished but any option to change name after Load Hive
never came up.
I live in EUrope, is getting old and work with this late at night, not so
easy until its understood, but very simpel to do now. But I havent restarted
that computer yet.

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"Anton" wrote in message
...

"Ron Sommer" skrev i meddelandet
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...

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"Anton" wrote in message
...

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"VanguardLH" skrev i meddelandet
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"Anton" wrote in
:

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just
because
you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it
does
not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you
were
retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file
that
holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they
are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only
when
you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is
the
File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for
your
current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your
ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit
using
Load
Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what
name
YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you
recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so
call
it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out.
When
you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to
remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active
under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you
probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other
matters.
Now
I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html



Follow Vanguard's instructions to load the HKEY _USERS hive from the
ntuser.dat file.
After loading the hive, look in
OLD_MACHINE_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet
Account Manager\Accounts.

It wouldnt import from Default user so I tested Administrator, stupid
not
to
check first, that took out my email and postings, where is my change to
delete in
Regedit if needed?
(Copied 2 keys first in Drafts, not there now but still in regedit)

Then there are LocalService and NetworkService with Ntuser. I guess
that
first was right as I rescued with Testdisk for recovery, or which one?

Fantastico! It wiped out my only copied ones but I got old accounts
back;-)
Thank You.
Can it harm smth else?
I never got to an own name, what else should I do now?

(.....to change that imported file....)

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"Anton" wrote in :

Its only one bad partition, I work on all others.

But does that mean the partition is unreadable? Just because you
can
no
longer boot to it using the OS that is installed in it does not
mean
the
file system is unusable there. You indicated that you were
retrieving
files from there. If so, you can open the ntuser.dat file that
holds
your user settings in the registry that is over there.

There are only 2 real hives in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
and
HKEY_USERS. All the others are pseudo-hives in that they are
comprised
of duplicates of keys copied from the real hives. Only when you
select
the HKLM or HKCU nodes in the tree shown in regedit.exe is the
File -
Load Hive menu active. Select the HKCU hive (the one for your
current
registry) and use File - Load Hive to navigate to your
ntuser.dat
file
(user registry entries) to load it into regedit.exe. The
ntuser.dat
registry file is under your %userprofile% path.

When you add the user's registry .dat file in regedit using Load
Hive,
it asks you to name the key. What it asks for is what name YOU
want
to
call that other user's hive. Be sure to name it so you recognize
it.
It gets added as a subkey under the current HKCU key, so call it
something like "OLD_MACHINE_USER" to make it stand out. When you
are
done extracting from that other registry hive, select that
OLD_MACHINE_USER subkey and use File - Unload Hive to remove
that
appended hive; otherwise, that old hive will remain active under
regedit
during the remainder of your Windows session and you probably
don't
want
to be touching it anymore than you have to.

Think I understood this one week ago, then I got other matters.
Now
I
dont
directly, how do I get in to that?

PS I found emails etc. with "Testdisk" but not my own
google-adresses
so
far, cant open the ntuser.dat file!


Are you in RegEdit?
Are you trying to File, Load hive?

Not yet, should I via DOS, Testdisk, another OS or my CD?


Start, Run, regedit, OK.

Looked at it, is it for email-addresses?

More like to know, but no answers?

Come again? Can you translate this??? I (for one) can't understand
your "use of English" here (and this isn't the first time). OK, maybe
it's
not your primary language though, and someone else can help.

http://www.faqs.org/qa/qa-3013.html

Read the link?