how do u install software that has registry values onto a removable HDD so that u can use the sw on any pc?
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There are very few cases that software can be installed on a removable drive and be universally accessable to all PCs to which the HDD is later attached.  The simplest case that this is possible is for completely self-contained programs, that require no support files be installed to the Windows or system directories as part of its installation.  You will find that only very simple programs, that are based on the most common components can do this.  Simple games, notepad and calculator type programs that don't have custom shared DLLs or other such items will work like this.  No commercial software will allow you to install to a removable drive that makes it so you can use it in any PC it is plugged in to. (Think about it-- they are trying to make money getting people to buy a copy for each PC... they aren't going to give you the ability to move a program around from PC to PC with no problems.)\n\nMore importantly, Windows is simply not built in a way that supports what you want to do.  Registry entries (for example) are all made into a system managed file and resources handled by the OS, not the individual programs.  There are good reasons for this, but all of them focus on the machine specific instance of the OS having the "Gatekeeping" functionality of operating programs, not the programs handling the OS.\n\nSo the short answer is that you are very likely to not be able to do what you want with commercial software.  Now if you are a software developer and want to make a program that runs in a self-contained directors, whether located on a local or removeable drive-- now that is certainly possible.  Backup software, disk defragmentation and other utilities all employ that kind of methodology.\n\nIf you are simply having a problem installing software, you might check this web help page of a download site.  This particular page is for installing software they give demo's of, but it is a good primer for anyone having problems with installing software--\nhttp://www.digitalqueue.com/install-help.html
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yep, SDI convert will do it, it is a shareware
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You might try this site and download registryfix (http://www.registryfix.com/overview.htm). Click the Download tab. It will scan your registry and hard drive  for a number of errors in associations or omissions. If you need yiesrvc.dll, the program should provide it for you or advise you how to get it.
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use the cd that came with it and install the software
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Try WinISO, I've made backups of my program cd's or dvd's this way.  It turns it into an .iso file which you can mount if you have daemon tools.\n\nhttp://ts.searching.com/torrent/232407/WinISO_5_3_and_Registration_Info\nhttp://ts.searching.com/torrent/538950/Daemon_tools_3_7
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Wow, those are horrible options.  Here is the program you want to use.  If you like it, buy it.  It's a great program!\n\nDiskdata  (see link below)
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Enable 48-bit LBA Support for Large Hard Drives should help you out.\nhttp://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1115/
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You need the original Windows disc that came with the computer.  I would reccomend having this done by a trained professional or somone that knows how to do it.  You may mess somthing up.\n\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.techstatus.net/
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yes but it will only work it if it is in the registry of the system you are using and it treats the external as the master . go to theoldgeek.com for more on that
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You can use any one of the following\n\nRanish Partition Manager \nPartition Logic
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Actually I don't know why the registry values aren't visible , but you can try the system restore , it's the better way to restore the computer , sure pick a restore point that was set before the games where installed ...
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There is registry manager software distributed with windows.  The executable is called regedit.exe; it doesn't get any better than that.
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Use some blind copy softwares to copy its entire content to hard disc.\n\nBadcopy is a good sw.
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try to download a registry cleaner or bot at the website below... search for freeware of course!!!!
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Microsoft has the software for this, you just need to script it to do what you want.\n\nMost modern operating systems can be configured before instalation.
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registry actually does not need to be altered for large disk support. its actually the mother boards that need a support for large disks. if th emotherboard goes fine with the disk be sure that wndows wont have any problem with any of the issues regarding disk capacity. so that means the registry need not need changes. the drivers u may need is only when u need to install a  disk more than ur motherboard support. that case its the disk manager tat is required and that too at a very initial level where windows does not come into picture.\nhope u have ur answer
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Start > Run > Type: regedit\nThe OK\n\nBUT BE VERY CAREFUL!\n\nDeleting stuff out the registry is risky stuff, could mess up windows!\n\nYou have been warned.