Hello all.

I may very well be missing something, so I apologize if that is the case.
However, if one reboots every day or so, the copy of the registry isn't that
old to begin with.. I would think that the only problems would arise if one
was continually loading new software,etc throughout each and every
day....Right?

Kathleen LaValley

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It would be wise to also caution that restoring an old
registry is like taking a trip backwards in time.
Any software that was installed after that registry file was
originally saved, will no longer work.  She would also
need to re-apply any configuration changes made in the
intervening time frame.

If she has changed hardware, there is also a slight chance
that the PC will not boot......

Jim Meagher

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