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25153	2001-11-21 08:57:00	In a state of brainfade-I decided to delete a alphanumeric string of code in my registery(win98se),how can I re-install it?.	Guest (0)
25154	2001-11-21 10:23:00	If you havnt rebooted since u did the dirty deed u can bak up the reg with the files system.da0 and user.da0 which are the reg bakup files from yer last sucessful boot.	Guest (0)
25155	2001-11-21 10:56:00	Terry You can restore very easily using scanreg and it doesn't matter if you have rebooted as Windows stores copies of the registry from your last 5 boots. To restore the registry: 1) Click Start>shutdown>restart in MS-Dos mode. (If you have to do a hard reboot, hold down F8 and you will get to the boot menu - choose MS Dos) 2) You will end up at the dos prompt and should be at C:\windows. Add: \sysbackup and press enter. (If you are at the root [C:\] type CD\Windows\sysbackup and press enter. 3) Next type scanreg /restore and press enter (there is a space between scanreg and the forward slash) 4) You will find yourself at a menu of five registry backups named rbxxx.cab. Choose one with a date prior to your brain-fade and click restore. That's all there is to it. You will be back in business in no time at all, ready for another adventure. Billy 8-{)	Guest (0)
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