Re: Lost files after using "Last Known Good Configuration"
- From: Trax <Pennywise@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 27 Aug 2005 10:24:42 -0700
"Tom D" <tomdoster1.yahooDOTcom> wrote:
|>When rebooting Windows with the "Last Known Good Configuration" option, does
|>the operating system delete any user files? I'm missing some files after
|>rebooting with this option, but maybe there are other reaons I can't find the
|>file. Here's what happened:
"Last Known Good Configuration" is just a registry rewrite - it goes
to a backup (store'd in the registry) from the last time your computer
boot'd normally.
Your file should still be available. Maybe you save'd it to a
different place.
You could always use the XP CD repair option and go in as Admin - then
change your password.
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