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To: Don Green who wrote (33482)5/30/2002 2:35:33 AM
From: Cogito  Read Replies (2) of 213177
 
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... The one thing the author doesn't discuss is what happens when Windows XP's registry gets so fouled up you have to do a clean reinstallation of the operating system. ??

Operator malfunction<<

Don -

So you believe that the Windows registry doesn't get fouled up unless the user does something wrong?

Then you simply don't know what you're talking about.

I can and do make mistakes, but the fact is that there are a number of things that can break the registry even when the user does everything by the book.

For a moment, though, let's assume that there are no faulty programs, only faulty users. Fine. How is it okay, even then, that you have to reinstall all your programs if you need to do a clean reinstallation of your OS?

- Allen
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