Registry on Data Disk?

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Run regedt32, then from the Local Machine Hive, choose Registry|Load Hive.
Then navigate to the location of the hive you want to edit/read. Give it
some tempname (doesn't matter what). Then when your done, move the cursor
back to tempname, then Registry|Unload Hive, Registry|Exit

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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"Mike" wrote:
|I have a system that crashed due to a motherboard failure. I am going to
| rebuild it but expect that the system on the hard disk will not boot with
the
| new equipment. Not a problem, I can reinstall Win2K and reload the apps
from
| scratch. However, I really would like to read some of the app settings
| contained in the registry of the old system. I can mount the hard drive as
a
| data drive on another system and access the registry files in
system32/config.
| I started to open them with regedit on that system, but registry asked if
I
| really want to load those values into the registry, which I really do
*not*
| want to do.
|
| Does a registry viewer exist that would allow me to view the settings in
the
| registry files on the old system disk which I have mounted as a system
disk?
|
| Ideas?
|
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| Mike.
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Glad it help. You're welcome.

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Regards,

Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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"Mike" wrote:
| On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 11:39:37 -0700, Dave Patrick wrote:
| > Run regedt32, then from the Local Machine Hive, choose Registry|Load
Hive.
| > Then navigate to the location of the hive you want to edit/read. Give it
| > some tempname (doesn't matter what). Then when your done, move the
cursor
| > back to tempname, then Registry|Unload Hive, Registry|Exit
|
| Thank you. That really helps. I did find that one has to sometimes close
and
| reopen the hive before the unload feature is available. The collective
| knowledge that exists on the internet is astounding.
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| Thanks, Mike.
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