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If I make a change to the registry and find I must undo it, couldn't I use a system restore point rather than restoring from a system state backup? I |
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If I make a change to the registry and find I must undo it, couldn't I use a
system restore point rather than restoring from a system state backup? I understand that restore points capture the registry & they are so easy to use. |
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See my answer to your second post.
"justkay" <justkay@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B5185BA8-62DA-4E85-9B03-3565582D0EED@microsoft.com... > If I make a change to the registry and find I must undo it, couldn't I > use a > system restore point rather than restoring from a system state backup? > I understand that restore points capture the registry & they are so easy > to > use. |
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