Registry question
 

hello, i am wondering if there is a way to take everything in your registry and convert it all to rgu format without having to do it 1 by 1

I am asking because i changed alot of my registry and i want to add these changes to a kitchen i am building but i changed so much it will take hours to sit here and export it all 1 by 1 by 1

thanks
sparkplug

Re: Registry question
 

mods im sorry i thought i posted this in the registry section, please move if it needs to be

Re: Registry question
 

Idk if i'm of any help but I think that SKTools or Resco and other programs can save your reg edits and keep them for further use.

GL

Re: Registry question
 

ya also in ceregedit it lets backup your entire registry, but it wont be in the rgu format so i cannot put it in my kitchen

EDIT: btw thanks for the quick reply

Re: Registry question
 

i actually found a way

i exported each registry folder (hkcr hkc and hklm) as 3 separate rgu files and then opened up 1 of the folders and imported the other 2 folders to it and saved... 1 big registry rgu file lol

1 other thing, if i add this to oemizer, will it cause any problems? since its a complete registry i am adding

Re: Registry question
 

What you are talking about doing is a really bad idea. You will likely break things in future sys builds that have different OS reg changes. You are much better off to isolate the reg entries that you want to restore, and do it that way.

Re: Registry question
 

lol that was a smart way to save them but groove has built a rom and i haven't so I cant suggest or not suggest anything. Good luck

and you're welcome for the replies [=

Re: Registry question
 

how would that be? so i can understand a little better

Re: Registry question
 

could it be because if i build the registry into the kitchen it will lock up the registry like it does with oem files and how you cant erase them? or is there some other reason why this wont work?

Re: Registry question
 

It will work, but MS changes system registry entries from build to build, and if you restore old registry entries you will potentially break apps and features. You may also make your device run slower. Also, if you add new oems your registry backup could potentially overwrite the registry settings for the new oems and cause them to work. Just trust me on this one.

Backing up specific registry settings is a good idea, but you need to know which ones you want, and for what reason.