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RegistryRecovery Frequently Asked Questions

• What file types is RegistryRecovery able to repair?
• My system crashed and the computer refuses to start. Does RegistryRecovery provide solution for this problem?
• I have no Setup discs. Where should I get them?
• I have tried the demo. How do decide whether to purchase the full version of RegistryRecovery?
• What is the difference between Single User and Ten Pack license types?

If you have a problem that is not covered by this FAQ, do not hesitate to contact our technical support team.

What file types is RegistryRecovery able to repair?

RegistryRecovery is not the file recovery software but the system registry recovery software. It is created to get back the corrupted system registry even in case of computer crash.

My system crashed and the computer refuses to start. Does RegistryRecovery provide solution for this problem?

To recover system registry located on the crashed computer Setup CD-ROM or floppies are required to use the software. If you do not have the disks, see the FAQ clause below for the detailed instructions on creating them.
The recovery procedure consists of the following steps:

1. Restart crashed system using the Setup CD-ROM or floppies
2. Start RegistryRecovery
3. Enter file path to the operating system installed.
   (Note: to select this option in the main menu, press "s")
4. Confirm recovery start by choosing "y" in the confirmation menu
5. Wait until registry processing is completed
6. Restart computer to activate the recovered registry

I have no Setup discs. Where should I get them?

To create Setup discs, follow the instructions below:

1. Windows XP: Obtaining Windows XP Setup Boot Disks
2. Windows 2000: Creating Setup Boot Disks for Windows 2000
3. Windows NT: Creating Windows NT Boot Floppy Disks

I have tried the demo. How do decide whether to purchase the full version of RegistryRecovery?

You can decide this by evaluating the results of demo recovery. The demo version does not provide actual recovery but gives the analysis of the corrupted registry file. It reports about the amount of data that will be recovered by the full version of RegistryRecovery.

For more information see the RegistryRecovery online help.

What is the difference between Single User and Ten Pack license types?

The license type refers to the number of copies to be used simultaneously. Single User type allows installing one copy of RegistryRecovery at once. Primary user of the computer where the RegistryRecovery is installed may have another copy on their portable computer for exclusive usage.

Volume license (e.g. Ten Pack) gives the right to install additional copies of RegistryRecovery accordingly to the number of licenses purchased, and each copy may be used as specified above.

Both types of license do not have any limitations on the number of the registry files to be recovered.