I have 3 issues
1. I've had 3 long distance deaths in the family over January while I was trying to and fix my C drive crash problems evaluate True Image 2012 . So my trial copy expired. I believe my my backup is still available when I purchase the product but that will be a few days yet.
2. I had tried several times to repair my copy of Windows XP without success prior to making a backup of what was on my C drive using True Image 2012. But I did get a good backup on my F drive. I deleted everything on my C drive and built a complete new system successfully. I then restored to my C drive what I had backed up using True Image. I discovered that doing that was not a good idea as it trashed my new drive C image.
3. I can live without everything that was originally on my C drive except for the past 6 years of income tax records and the programs that make them available. How do I get only the 2nd Story applications & data from the backup once I get my drive C installed again? I had hoped to use regedt32 to capture the data from the inactive hive, but the information I have about that process using regedt32 is not correct. I have found no way to access an inactive hive. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
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I'm sorry I did not mean to imply that Acronis True Image product messed up my machine. I know and understand that I created the problem and that it was not the Acronis True Image product.
This is the first time I have had this kind of trouble and I did not realize at the time the problem I was creating. Sometimes learning the hard way is quite painful.
I sincerely apologize for leaving the impression that I was blaming the Acronis True Image product that is definately NOT the case.
Now that I have created the problem through ignorance is there a way I can get just the information I need out of the restored inactive heap?
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"restored inactive heap" - I don't know what that means.
As I explained, you can recover your data/files from that ATIH image you made. I provided two methods: you may choose either. But, do as I advised and run chkdsk first, just in case disk errors were part of the reason that your system got messed up.
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