Restore

[ward]

Hi,

I have by mistake a program released in "software".

Now I want it restore, is that possible to restore complete only one application be means of the use of explorer ? ( copy and paste or someone)

[bodgy]

I just want to make sure, I've understood your question correctly.

You have some software which you installed on your computer and imaged/backedup with True Image.

Then you deleted the software from your computer and would like to restore it from the image.

Is that correct?

If so, is this a program that needs to use the registry?

Did you make an image (a tib file) or back up files and folders?

Which version of True Image are you using?

It might be possible to bring the software back onto your system, but if it needs to use the registry to operate it won't work.

If the software is the installer of the program, then this definitely will work.

Colin

[ward]

Originally Posted by bodgy

I just want to make sure, I've understood your question correctly.

You have some software which you installed on your computer and imaged/backedup with True Image.

Then you deleted the software from your computer and would like to restore it from the image.

Is that correct?

If so, is this a program that needs to use the registry?

Did you make an image (a tib file) or back up files and folders?

Which version of True Image are you using?

It might be possible to bring the software back onto your system, but if it needs to use the registry to operate it won't work.

If the software is the installer of the program, then this definitely will work.

Colin

Thanks for the reply. Yes you have good understood the question that I want to restore a program that need regystry.

As I can reed in Your answer, it thus don't work.

Thx.

[bodgy]

There is no harm in mounting the image and dragging the software/folder back on to your harddrive, it might be that the registry settings are not that important - if it opens brilliant, if not no harm will have been done.

Colin

[ward]

Originally Posted by bodgy

There is no harm in mounting the image and dragging the software/folder back on to your harddrive, it might be that the registry settings are not that important - if it opens brilliant, if not no harm will have been done.

Colin

Thank You very much for this tip, I can try it.