I have a machine here with corrupted registry in Win2k. It will not boot... I get a blue screen saying something along the lines of "Can't read system32\software registry is corrupt" ...
Does Win2k automatically save backups of the registry like Win98? In win98 you can just copy the 2 older registry files users.dat and system.dat back into the win98 folder where they store the registry (can't rememb the exact directory).
If I reinstall Win2k it says it will delete the \documents and settings\ folder and also the \winnt\ folder and then do a fresh install. This is different than Win98 where it just copies on top again. I don't want to do this because it'll delete a ton of stuff...
Let me know your suggestions..
Does Win2k automatically save backups of the registry like Win98? In win98 you can just copy the 2 older registry files users.dat and system.dat back into the win98 folder where they store the registry (can't rememb the exact directory).
If I reinstall Win2k it says it will delete the \documents and settings\ folder and also the \winnt\ folder and then do a fresh install. This is different than Win98 where it just copies on top again. I don't want to do this because it'll delete a ton of stuff...
Let me know your suggestions..